Amazon New Release Bestseller Lessons From the Admiral. Naval Wisdom and Sea Stories for Leaders. Leadership as an admiral's aide.

Here’s a short teaser clip from my audiobook producer in London. He’s deep into the production of my first book, “Lessons From the...

I’ve finished with the initial recoding of my audiobook. Now the audiobook producer has it and will get back to me in a couple of weeks...

I have started to record my audiobook, and it's hard work. I record in two-hour Zoom sessions with my audiobook producer who is located...

Here’s the cover for my first book. How cool is that? And I’ve began working with the audiobook production company to record the...

This is my August book update for Lessons from the Admiral, Naval Wisdom and Sea Stories for Leader . And it comes with an ask. I am now...

I hope you had a great Fourth and a wonderful weekend. Over the last few days, I have received over 150 emails. That's just incredible,...

Memorial Day has me thinking about memorials, and why they are important. Statues, monuments, and historical buildings provide a concrete...

I graduated from law school 30 years ago this month. I also served 30 years in the Navy both on active duty and as a reservist. And...

The northbound RWY 01 departure out of Washington Reagan National is meaningful to me as a Navy veteran. Immediately upon takeoff and a...

How do you successfully manage your life’s competing priorities? I speak frequently on managing family, work, and your “other.” I have...

Judge Norton used to say: "The time value of time is much more valuable than the time value of money.” I worked for the Judge as a...

As I discussed in the previous post, a jury found Alex Murdaugh’s banker Russell Laffitte guilty on multiple federal charges in November...

In addition to Alex Murdaugh’s conviction, the only other conviction so far related to Murdaugh’s crimes is that of his former banker,...

This is my third post related to the trial of my law school classmate Alex Murdaugh. My first two posts are available below. My first...

The jury has spoken. While I thought there was more than ample evidence to support a guilty verdict, I thought we were headed for hung...

Alex Murdaugh was a law school classmate of mine. Class of 1994 at the University of South Carolina School of Law. Like many, I have been...

From 1994 to 1996, I worked as a federal judicial law clerk for The Honorable David C. Norton in Charleston. Judge Norton was my first...

As a federal judicial clerk, I read hundreds of pages of written pleadings filed with the court. Before a motion’s hearing, I drafted a...

I was almost always in the courtroom behind the bench with the Judge for motions' hearings when opposing lawyers were arguing a legal...

This is a blog about leadership advice based on lessons I learned first as a follower and observer of leaders. In my first series called...

Lifelong lessons that I learned as a federal judicial law clerk

I am going to take the next few weeks to focus on the book I am writing and enjoy the holidays. I am using much of the content in this...

In many respects, lawyers and aviators are alike. They think quite differently than most others. Both lawyers and aviators perform in...