The holidays can a time of disillusionment, but also a great time to decide what you DO believe in. Hopefully you at least believe in YOU.
The holidays can a time of disillusionment, but also a great time to decide what you DO believe in. Hopefully you at least believe in YOU.
It seems like every time you open up the Google News page or turn on CNN there’s another report of a mass shooting. We MUST mobilize our country’s brightest minds and most resourceful institutions and figure out how to stop crazy people from killing our children and our neighbors. Even
Wanna make sure your ass gets into gear, and STAYS that way? One thing that will help in a big hurry is figuring out whether U R an X or an I. Here’s the deal: some people are extrinsically motivated [“X”], and some people are intrinsically motivated [“I”]. Actually, most
It is possible in this age of One Year to a Healthier, Happier You, 40 Days to a Joy Filled Life, the Four Hour Workweek, and the The One Minute Manager, to recognize that most real achievement still takes time? Let’s face it, if you’re going to build a house,
Life can be a fun ride, but it’s even MORE fun when you actually get off and take a look around.
It’s autumn, and the weather’s been great! I’ve been lucky enough to be able to spend an unreasonable number of days outside with friends in the past few months. Those of you who know me may have trouble believing this, but I’ve spent a lot of time listening to them
Is Malcolm Gladwell wrong about his “10,000 hours” theory? Who cares! Like Yogi Berra said: “In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is”
As my pal Ian so clearly articulated last week, the political mudslinging leading up to election day has done a lot to make our public discourse less appealing. Much of our private discourse hasn’t been exactly full of generosity and support, either. But in the midst of all this grandstanding