Word count: ~10,000 Time to read: ~45 minutes  In ancient Rome, four virtues were considered the chief pillars of excellent manhood and worthy leadership — none of which have a single word in English that entirely encapsulates their full meaning: pietas (duty, religiosity, loyalty), dignitas (dignity, status, influence, prestige), virtus (valor, manliness, excellence, courage, character), and gravitas (weight, … Continue reading Lessons From Walter Cronkite in the Lost Art of Gravitas