Picture Frenchman, Charles Blondin, crossing the Niagara Falls for the first time in 1859. Above the powerful surging water, he crossed with nothing but his own two feet walking on a 3-inch hemp cord. It is estimated that Blondin made over 300 crossings. And each...

I doubt that few of us have escaped FOMO: that unsettled, undefinable anticipation that perceives self as on the outside, uninvited, and funless. Whether in truth or imagined, Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) is real.  But what about FOGO? It, too, is an unsettled,...

If we went back to the beginning of our story—meaning the story of humanity—we’d remember a very important detail: man and woman were both made from the dust of the earth. One of the vital parts of soil that makes it a living, thriving, life-supporting entity is its...