Here’s the May issue of Pegasus.
This edition carries two essays on seemingly separate themes. One focuses on leadership and the other on the roles of a citizen.
In the first essay, “On Failure of Leadership,” I survey the world and find much of it wanting as it relates to leadership.
Michael Hartoonian then weighs in with his essay, “There is No Prosthetic for an Amputated Soul.” It contains several great observations, primarily in the context of being a citizen vs. being a subject.
As usual, I would be most interested in your thoughts and feedback.