21 Ways to Put Forth Effort in Your Relationship
Is your relationship feeling a bit lackluster lately? Rest assured; you aren’t the only one. Relationships take a lot of effort to maintain. Sometimes it […]
2628: Why Giving Up Control is Giving In to Joy by Dr. Kelly Flanagan
Dr. Kelly Flanagan talks about why giving up control is giving in to joy Episode 2628: Why Giving Up Control is Giving In to Joy […]
Jumping to conclusions | Seth’s Blog
Maybe one piece of information is insufficient to get from where you were to where you just ended up. When we gradually walk our way […]
A Game Plan to Encourage Greater Civility
When I was a consultant, my desk was cluttered with stacks of paper that were piled to the sky. I had an unwritten rule: What […]
Why a Thriving Culture Is Essential
In this episode, Michael and Megan will talk about the four ways that culture drives employee satisfaction and operating results. You will learn: A useful […]
Jonathan Haidt — The Coddling of the American Mind, How to Become Intellectually Antifragile, and How to Lose Anger by Studying Morality (#644)
Illustration via 99designs “Shared anger is thrilling, and that’s part of what’s driving us off a cliff as a country.” — Jonathan Haidt Jonathan Haidt (@JonHaidt) […]
Five Reasons to Retire Often
Editor’s Note: This is a guest post from Jillian Johnsrud. When my husband and I were married 20 years ago, things didn’t look very bright […]
6 Tips to Restore Mental Clarity, According to Jim Kwik
Feeling like your brain is too full of random stuff and you lack mental clarity? Too much clutter keeping you from thinking straight? Maybe you […]
Do the Hard Things First
We don’t want to do the hard things. We like to do the enjoyable things. If something isn’t enjoyable, then we at least want it […]
Type 2 Fun – The Best Type of Fun
I’m not much for video games, but I think I still have quite a bit of “fun” – it’s just a different type of fun. […]
