Author Archives: Nick Mordowanec

Every Big Business Was Once a Small Business, Too

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So it’s Small Business Week, but I was thinking: isn’t every business technically a “small business” at one point or another? The biggest companies in the world — Apple, Wal-Mart, Ralph Lauren, etc. — all had to start somewhere and then they became huge and sort of vilified by the public, for different reasons. But […]

What Is Your Purpose?

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New York Times Columnist David Brooks posed that question in an op-ed today, wondering why the amount of people who offer live advice seems to be far fewer in today’s age than 50 years ago. “We have many shows where people argue about fiscal policy but not so many on how to find a vocation […]

Bernie Sanders: Why his views matter in a changing America

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Sen. Bernie Sanders sat down with Bill Moyers and discussed why America needs a change in landscape. The result was poignant, informative and all around honest. Enjoy. Bernie Sanders on Breaking Big Money’s Grip on Elections

Frank Sinatra, God and Playboy

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It was 1963. The height of the Cold War was upon the United States of America, and journalist Joe Hyams was interviewing Frank Sinatra. Hyams: Do you believe in God? Sinatra: Well, that’ll do for openers. I think I can sum up my religious feelings in a couple of paragraphs. First: I believe in you […]