Have you ever noticed how many expressions in the English language use words related to the sense of sight?
When Did Judgment Become a Negative Trait?
Stanford: Before I tell you, you have to promise not to judge. Carrie: Do I judge? Stanford: We all judge. That’s our hobby. Some people do arts and crafts; we judge. — Sex and the City If someone called you judgmental, you might reasonably infer they didn’t mean it as a compliment. But why? Definitions […]
What Do We Mean When We Talk About Energy?
If the topic of energy feels a little “woo” to you, here’s an explanation to make it more accessible and practical.
Words Matter — A Lesson on the Power of Speech
Yom Kippur teaches us that the words we say, and how we speak them, matter.
7 Questions to Ask Yourself About Your Commitment
Commitments without specifics lack power to hold you accountable to yourself and keep you stuck and directionless. Here are 7 questions to help you get specific.
Where Does Discipline Come From?
The surprising source of discipline, and how you can get more of it.
The Most Powerful Word in the English Language
It can be used as a sword or a shield, an agent of inquiry and curiosity or rebellion and resistance. Whatever mood you’re in, or want to evoke, Why has got your back.