Will China be the next global super power? Will we experience another Black Swan event like COVID? What new technologies will emerge? What will happen to higher education? Using his own observations and tracking trend lines, Newt predicts what will happen in the decade of the 2020s.
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What can we learn from the story of George Washington? Why does he still matter today? Part of the Immortals leadership series.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. was from an elite New York family. He became a cowboy in the Dakotas and led the Rough Riders to victory. A charismatic politician and lifelong adventurer, he served as 26th President of the United States from 1901-1909. Part of the Immortals leadership series.
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Abraham Lincoln led the nation through the Civil War, preserved the union and abolished slavery. As the 16th President of the United States, he served from 1860 until his assassination in April 1865. Part of the Immortals leadership series.
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2020 was an insane year that we won’t soon forget. A deadly pandemic upended or lives. A presidential election upended our politics. A death in Minneapolis upended our culture. And that just scratches on the surface! On this episode, Rob looks back on a year that we won’t miss to give you his biggest winners and losers of 2020. Some of his answers are sure to surprise you — and some may even cause you to think differently about the last 12 months.
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Typically, between Christmas and New Year’s is a quiet period but not this year. Many different things were going on simultaneously, so I just wanted to give you a quick overview of my thoughts.
Printer, Philosopher, Scientist, Writer, Politician, Inventor, Postmaster, Soldier, Diplomat, American. This is Ben Franklin. Part of the Immortals leadership series.
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Roman politician, military general and historian who was at the helm of the rise of the Roman Empire and the demise of the Roman Republic. What can we learn from Caesar? Part of the Immortals leadership series.
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Coming to the end of 2020, many of us feel overwhelmed by all the challenges we have faced this year – whether it’s politics, COVID, the economy or the lockdowns. Newt reflects on the inspirational words of William Faulkner’s 1950 Nobel Prize in Literature banquet speech: “I believe that man will not merely endure: he will prevail.”
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As Americans, we have faced challenging Christmases before. Newt describes three challenging Christmases in American history: George Washington crossing the Delaware 1776, The Battle of the Bulge 1944, The Battle of the Chosin Reservoir 1950.
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