A Snakebite, a Small Toy, and an Unexpected Lesson in Resilience

It was an ordinary evening in Arizona. My five-year-old son was riding his bicycle, our yellow Labrador was enjoying the open space, and the three of us were spending time together at a neighborhood park. I had planned to return home earlier. But when my son found two other children to play with,... Read More

The Domino Effect of Stress: What We Pass Forward

A sharp comment in one meeting. A rushed reply in the next. A little less patience with someone who had nothing to do with the original moment. And by the end of the day, we may be carrying that tension home. Stress rarely stays neatly contained inside the moment that created it. In engineering, ... Read More