Yesterday I had an insightful discussion with Dr. Paul R. Goldin, a professor of Chinese philosophy at the University of Pennsylvania. He's about my age and he is exactly what a professor should be: he's friendly, his students all seem to like him, and he's passionate about his field of study. His deep knowledge is apparent as evidenced by his helpful demeanor and creative approach when questioned. A wonderful sight to behold.

And he has a new book out called The Art of Chinese Philosophy: Eight Classical Texts and How to Read Them. Learn more about him and his new book in our interview with Paul Goldin.

Unprecedented times call for sensible cowgirl wisdom. Cowgirl Gay Gaddis exudes the wisdom, gravitas, benevolence, courage, and discipline that Sun Tzu demanded in tackling and succeeding in life's many challenges.

A successful businesswoman, mentor, author, public speaker, and artist, Gay Gaddis answers our questions regarding cowgirl principles, her life, and her advice for working men and women in the modern world.

Here is our interview with Gay Gaddis. Enjoy!