Patrick E.·Nov 29, 2025Andrew Carnegie started with nothing.Broke immigrant → $14B empire → gave 90% away. Carnegie’s 18 principles that still work today.
Duncan Hynd·Jul 7, 2025Wheels of SteelMen are like steel. When they lose their temper, they lose their worth. The best steel doesn’t always shine the brightest — Andrew Carnegie
RICH CHOI·Feb 12, 2025RelationshipWhat good is knowing, if you can’t do it: Reflecting on the nature of relationshipsA response icon4A response icon4
InRyan’s Book ReviewsbyRyan·May 22, 2024The Boy Lost in the Maze —another detail-packed novel in verse9/10 — detail like no other.
InThe Beatles FAQbyKieran McGovern·May 17, 2024How did The Beatles get to Carnegie Hall?Was 10,000 hours practice really the key?
Ira David Socol·Mar 25, 2024As Carnegie Pushes Against the Carnegie Unit.What might Ella Flagg Young tell Carnegie Foundation President Tim Knowles?
Chris Young·Mar 23, 2024Forging TitansWe started working as preteens. The fire that burned inside us could’ve incinerated us or propelled us, turning us into ashes or into…
InTeachers on Fire MagazinebyIra David Socol·Feb 12, 2024Designed to Fail: (1): a history of American educationPart One: Why do we have the schools we have?A response icon7A response icon7
InDataDrivenInvestorbyDimitrios Gourtzilidis·Feb 3, 2024America Before, During, and After the Gilded Age — Part 3In this third article of the series, the main focus will be on Andrew Carnegie, the pioneer of American steel.
