There’s no shortage of blame in today’s world. With so much that’s wrong, it’s not surprising that there’s more than enough to go around. We blame leaders who mislead. Anyone who is careless with their responsibilities. Yes, decision-makers who deceive ought to be accountable. 

But lately I’ve been trying to audit something: the ratio of blaming to building. 

A few years ago a friend told me about a troubling library book in his son’s school. It described........

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