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Lessons from Exile #82: Take Yourself Out… Maybe

This is a tough one to write and you’ll see why. One of the things I wrote about early on […]

Here’s a secret. I’m a Black man in the United States. Not just a Black man, but over six foot […]

No, I am not suggesting setting up a private lesson studio. (Though, it you can make an arrangement with the […]

Whether or not you ever actually perform what you have written – and I believe you should – there is […]

This is not widely known, but my Masters thesis project was a semiotic analysis of “The Beauty of All Things”, […]

Just because you CAN doesn’t mean you SHOULD. I’ve adopted this saying for some time. Admittedly, there are a lot […]

The Church has the potential to do a lot of good and affect a lot of lives. I will not […]

As I mentioned in an earlier entry, music has shape… and I’m not just talking about form. Music has places […]

As I’ve mentioned before, no one gets anywhere by themselves. If you are a leader, then anything you’ve managed to […]

I’ve written a bit about how actions reveal far more than words do. Just because someone sanitizes his speech and […]