A Chicago marketing team met every Monday for an hour. After six months, someone added up the cost: over 300 staff hours, and no one could name a single decision the meetings had produced.
Pious Clements writes about character, conduct, and the deeper questions of how a life is lived. He is the founder of The Conducts of Life, a site built on the belief that how you behave, not what you achieve, defines who you are. His writing draws from decades of observation, lived experience, and serious thinking about human nature, ethics, and self-development. He writes to be useful, not popular.