In this week of Passover, it’s tempting to label the coronavirus as a modern day plague. But what if it’s a miracle?
The Language of Vision
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.
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