A Republic Built on Rules Everyone Can Recognize By: Kenneth Carnesi, Sr., JD In a few days, the United States turns 250 years old. There will be fireworks and parades, documentaries and reenactments, the usual pageantry of a nation marking…
Yearly Archives: 2026
One Year from the Average
Choosing to Live — Fully, Fiercely, and on Purpose — at 73 — — — There is a number that has a way of finding you. It does not announce itself loudly or arrive with fanfare. It simply appears one…
On the Eve of Two Hundred and Fifty Years: Reclaiming the Right to Disagree
In a few days, the United States turns 250 years old. A milestone like this invites celebration, but it also invites inventory — a quieter accounting of what, exactly, has lasted. Nations endure for many reasons: armies, treasuries, geography, luck.…
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What Still Remains
A Reflection at Seventy-Three By: Kenneth Carnesi, Sr. I wake earlier than I used to, though I sleep no less. The body keeps its own clock now, indifferent to the hour I’d choose for it. There is a stiffness in…
The Myth of the Clean Decision
By: Kenneth Carnesi, Sr., JD On faith, reason, and the decisions, logic was never built to finish There is a particular kind of moment that falls in a negotiation, a hiring decision, or a hard conversation with a struggling employee…
What Will Be My Legacy?
A reflection on memory, character, and what survives us By: Kenneth Carnesi, Sr. There is a particular hour—usually late, usually quiet—when a man who has lived seventy-three years finds himself doing the arithmetic of a life. Not the arithmetic of…
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