Monthly Archives: July 2019

Over the years, various leaders have come to me following discussions of “legacy,” and expressed their desire to do something (or whatever they can) to make up for lost time and opportunities at work to leave something of lasting significance … Continue reading →

England and France fought a war for over a hundred years (all starting with a family dispute among the royals). The medieval fortress of Chateau de Castelnaud, which sat on cliffs high above the Dordogne River Valley, enjoyed an important … Continue reading →