One reason so many are quitting: We want control over our lives again
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Former U.S. Senator Ben Sasse delivered a heartfelt reflection on his life, parenting and politics to the “Ruthless Podcast” in an exclusive interview released Tuesday morning.
“Death sucks, but I’m not really scared,” Sasse told the Fellas. “People are surprised by the answer. And I’m like, well, I guess I’ll talk for a little while.”
Sasse was diagnosed with metastatic stage-four pancreatic cancer in December. Throughout the interview, Sasse emphasized the importance of being rooted.
WWSG exclusive thought leader Ben Sasse brings a unique perspective as a former U.S. Senator, university president, and New York Times bestselling author. A leading voice on government and politics, leadership, education, technology and society, and the future of American institutions, Sasse explores how digital disruption is reshaping the world while offering both historical context and forward-looking strategies. From defending free speech to strengthening civic culture and building resilient communities, he equips leaders with the intellectual framework to navigate today’s complex challenges. To invite Ben Sasse to your next event, contact WWSG.
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Armless pilot celebrates ADA anniversary in flight
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