This morning I took a walk in the snow of northern Michigan. I took this picture as I entered the woods. The setting was beautiful and mysterious with fresh ...

Each morning I go for either a long run or walk. When we lived in Pennsylvania that morning run took place in Valley Forge Park. Every day I would see deer, w...

But just because a situation is messy does not mean it is exploration. I recently learned about someone who when talking about their work said they were expl...

True exploration is painful and difficult. What’s more, when it’s truly exploration you rarely know what’s going on because what you’re experiencing is new a...

I never thought I would use the words Gap Year when it comes to a blog post. Gap Years are times for seeking and discovering what might be next. Typically st...

Last week I was privileged to join Aaron Renn on his popular podcast. We discussed exploration, pragmatism, mass industrialization and one of my favorite ci...

An insightful column this month at Governing.com by my friend Aaron Renn. Mr. Renn is a Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, author of The Urban State o...

Awhile back I decided to rank the expeditions that The Exploration Group had been commissioned to guide since our beginning in 2008. I ranked them in three c...

On expedition with a new generation of re-pioneers at Palouse Colony in Washington state.

I first came to Asia in 1992. My visit included a stop in Tokyo and then on to the Philippines in Metro Manila. On the way home I passed through the old Ka...