Commentary - America's Future

By Roger Custer • Mar 17,2017 AF Community

Chapter Leader Profile: Meg Tuszynski

Dr. Meg Tuszynski recently graduated from George Mason University. Her dissertation focused on the problematic incentives built into public aid programs, and the role ideas have played in the expansion...

By Jackson Sullivan • Mar 17,2017 Professional Development

Want Fulfillment? Focus on These Two Things

There isn’t a perfect formula to feeling fulfillment. You won’t find a manual to loving your work but if you focus your thoughts in the right direction, you’ll be closer...

By Isaac Morehouse • Mar 13,2017 Leadership

Rules of Ascendancy: Know When to Play the Game

I’m going to describe three types of people. I call them average, elite, and ascendant. One of the differences between the three is how they approach games. What are games?...

By Brian Nuckols • Mar 10,2017 Professional Development

3 Productive Alternatives to Embarrassment

Embarrassment is part of life. From sending out a mass email with an obvious typo to gruesomely mispronouncing a potential customer’s name, and even well-meaning attempts at humor that don’t...

By Peter Redpath • Mar 08,2017 Professional Development

Redpath on Networking, Part 2: Show Up Early

I know that when I first arrived to town, I felt doubly awkward introducing myself to people at receptions because I’m a somewhat shy person and I lacked confidence since...

By Isaac Morehouse • Mar 06,2017 Leadership

Learn to the Task, Not the Test

I’m going to describe three types of people. I call them average, elite, and ascendant. One of the differences between the three is how they approach learning. Pain, prestige, or...