If everything is just a fleeting breath, from where do we derive meaning in life?
3 Lessons You Can Apply From The 4-Minute Mile and 2-Hour Marathon
In theory a 4-minute mile is a 1:45 marathon. Yet it took 65 years from the 4-minute mile to break the 2-hour marathon barrier. Three lessons we can learn from this.
Why a Sub–2-Hour Marathon is Relevant to You, Even if You’re Not a Runner
A man ran 26.2 miles in under 2 hours. Here’s why you should care, even if you’re not a runner.
How to Have Achievement With Fulfillment
If you want to avoid the hollow emptiness of achievements, you must have a crucial ingredient in your goal-setting process to ensure you find meaning and fulfillment.
How to Ride a Wave of Momentum Into the New Year
In our efforts to improve, we typically deflate our best moments with judgment or other qualifiers. If we hold back the arrows, we can ride the momentum of our accomplishments.
The Limits of Modeling Others’ Success
Success leaves clues, but not all clues are relevant. You need to know what you’re looking for so you can find the parts that matter.