As you know, last month was “Back to School” month. As students began filing back into classrooms all over the world I couldn’t help but be reminded of how important it is to be a lifelong learner and continue to grow – not just in general knowledge, but more importantly, in character, wisdom and skill. We live in the “Information Age” where information is more ubiquitous than ever. We’re perpetually inundated with information through our TV sets, computers, radios, newspapers, iPads, iPods, iPhones, Crackberries, you name it. We’ve got info up the wazoo! One would think that since “information is power” – like they teach us in school – this rising tide of information must be lifting the human race into higher and higher levels of health, wealth and happiness. While I’d love to believe that, I still find myself confronted with the startling statistics showing a steady global increase (per capita) in cancer, AIDS, obesity, diabetes, ADHD, bankruptcy, suicide, divorce, Prozac prescriptions, etc. How do you account for all that? Is more information really the answer? As Anthony Robbins once said, “We’re drowning in information but we’re starving for wisdom.” I couldn’t agree more....