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We Are Small, But Our Choices Are Not
A visual reflection of how layered hierarchies—military, academic, fraternal, and professional—can overwhelm identity rather than define it. Listen to the Blog Article Below: There are nearly eight billion people on Earth. When I let that number sit long enough, it does something to the ego. Not outwardly. Not in action. But inwardly. Who am I, really? One of billions on a small planet orbiting a single star. That star is ordinary. Our galaxy is not rare. The universe does no

Marcus D. Taylor, MBA
Feb 87 min read
When the Dog Keeps Biting: A Lesson in Boundaries and Reciprocity
You can love people deeply and still choose not to keep getting bitten. Boundaries are not rejection—they are wisdom.When someone in your li

Marcus D. Taylor, MBA
Oct 16, 20253 min read


Essay: From Teaching to Thriving: Why Andragogy is the Key to Workforce Success for Young Adults
Discover why andragogy learner-centered approach is essential for equipping young adults w/ the critical skills needed in today's workforce

Marcus D. Taylor, MBA
Jan 28, 20255 min read


ESSAY - The Paradox of Authenticity and the Power of Listening: Balancing Honesty, Growth, and Connection
Authenticity and listening are vital for personal growth, yet they often clash with societal expectations. Discover how to navigate this par

Marcus D. Taylor, MBA
Jan 2, 20253 min read


ESSAY - The Paradox of Expertise: Navigating Intellectual Overconfidence in Professional Discourse
Explores how intellectual overconfidence impacts professionals, emphasizing humility to balance expertise with openness to diverse views.

Marcus D. Taylor, MBA
Jan 2, 20254 min read
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