The same bottle of water costs $1 in a grocery store and $7 on a plane. Here’s what you can learn from this about selling your offerings.
Who’s Really Being Negative?
Often, our judgment that someone is being “negative” is not based on what the person said, but rather on the meaning we are ascribing to their words. Here’s how to break the cycle.
In Defense of the Wicked Child
If you’ve ever gotten in “trouble” or received pushback for raising the same questions or issues as another person raises, while they received praise, this one’s for you.
Things Aren’t What They Appear To Be
This full moon reminds us that our senses deceive us. We can’t always trust what we see, hear, and feel.
Lessons on Time from the Holiday of Shavuot
We can easily fall into the false beliefs that all units of time are equal, and that we must follow a prescribed timeline. But this belief ignores other facts about how we measure time.