Yonason Goldson
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Yonason Goldson works with business leaders to build a culture of ethics, setting higher standards to earn loyalty and trust. He’s a rabbinic scholar, repentant hitchhiker, and co-host of the weekly podcast “The Rabbi and the Shrink.” He has published hundreds of articles applying ancient wisdom to the challenges of the modern world, and six books, most recently “Grappling with the Gray: an ethical handbook for personal success and business prosperity.” The ninja were covert agents in feudal Japan who practiced espionage, deception, and surprise attacks. Doesn't that make Ethics Ninja a contradiction in terms? Not at all. Just as the master of martial arts turns an opponent’s strength against himself, the Ethics Ninja turns attacks against moral values back against the adversaries of ethics, exposing groupthink and double-standards through rational argument in asymmetrical battle to vanquish the enemies of moral clarity.
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In Praise of Superficiality
Is seeing really believing? Yes, it is (if you don't look too closely).
Beauty is...
Through the Windows of Confusion
While nobody knows what’s going on around here, everybody knows what’s going on around...
Leadership Begins at Home
Sometimes there is something that makes us say, Look, this is new! -- But...
I’m Mad as Hell!
Are you angry? You should be. But what are you angry about? Misdirected anger...
The News Behind the Headlines
In his insightful book Integrity, Yale Law Professor Stephen L. Carter writes: I look...
A Forgotten Past Means a Discarded Future
To know where we’re going, we need to remember where we’ve been
Have you ever...
10 Ways to Stay Honest in a Dishonest World
Who doesn’t like a good story?
After spending my prodigal youth hitchhiking cross country and...
No More Excuses?
I wrote these verses nearly 40 years ago while traveling around the world. Since...
The Ethics of Epidemic
5 practical lessons from the coronavirus outbreak
George Santayana famously taught that those who cannot...