Little Saigon’s Mi La Cay to close after 34 years, saying goodbye to generations of diners
Mi La Cay, a longtime restaurant in Seattle’s Little Saigon, will close Oct. 29 after 34 years in business.
AI Doesn’t Need More Leaders. It Needs Better Leadership
Artificial intelligence is dominating nearly every leadership conversation today. Boardrooms are debating AI strategies. School districts are writing AI policies. Companies are racing to automate workflows, and professionals are scrambling to learn the latest tools before they become obsolete. Every
The Wisdom of Not Knowing: How “I Know” is the Enemy of Learning
There is a peculiar and pervasive illusion that accompanies youth: the conviction of certainty. In our younger years, we often wear our knowledge like a suit of armor, deflecting questions with a confident “I know.” This posture feels like strength; it projects
The Alchemy of Attention: Harnessing the Unstoppable Force of Flow
Have you ever noticed how some people seem to effortlessly command a room, a stage, or even the media, while others struggle to be heard despite equal talent? The difference is not luck. It is the way attention flows through
