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“I don’t care.” We sound indifferent, even callous when we say it. It is difficult to imagine a positive connotation for this simple phrase that is used to imply consent (“Can I go to Tom’s house?”), ...
This article on how to find your voice is an after-the-fact companion to my blog post Be Who You Are, which extolled the virtues of an authentic life. I have received many questions about how to begin...
Astronaut and test pilot Colonel Frank Bowman once described experience as it relates to aviators: A superior pilot uses his superior judgment to avoid situations which require the use of his superior...
At first glance it seems obvious, redundant. How could you not be who you are? Who else could you be?
The truth is far from simple. We are actors, manipulators, liars, in a world of actors, manipulat...
If you follow my Instagram or Twitter accounts, you will know that I use #HardcoreHappiness as a tag to organize my posts and those of like-minded others. Happiness is obviously desirable, but why “ha...
“Full send,” “Go for it,” “Be all you can be.” What does it really mean to give 100 percent?
The concept is as old as human ambition, and has been co-opted by marketing agencies ad nauseam (there is ...
Have you ever stopped to consider how lucky you are?
If you are reading this, it is almost certainly because you can access the Internet. The ‘Net is – by far – the most powerful communication device...
We are witnessing the death of critical thinking.
It has been ill for many years, despite the best efforts of those of us who understand that it must survive in order for humanity to prosper. The rel...
“How can I balance work and life?”
Ah, the perennial issue for among high-performing adults. At first glance, the dilemma makes sense. The “balance” question is the plaintiff cry of working folks who...
Impostor syndrome is a lie. As is the case with all pervasive lies, it is bolstered by the “say it enough and it will become true” ethos. Influential talking heads discuss this “syndrome” on TV and in...
The phrase, “transformation wizard” is actually redundant. The word “wizard” is first recorded in use in the 1400s and was used to denote a wise person who could “see” the future. (Psychic abilities a...
There is a spectrum of health that begins in our most ethereal, subtle bodies and extends into our material, physical selves.
This knowledge is borne from decades of experience. I have seen this sp
...Do you remember who you are? Who you really are, at your core: what excites you, what you stand for, what you want from your life?
Many of the people I see have a distinct sense that they are emotion...
Two things scale proportionately with the level of your personal freedom: The opportunities you have to create a fulfilling life, and the anxiety you experience.
Everyone wants personal freedom, and ...
There have always been variations on the theme of a Letter to a Younger Me.
Irrespective of region and genre, writers have long expressed the desire to give earlier versions of themselves the benefit...
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