In our data-obsessed world, we tend to value the rational objectivity of detached analysis. But ignoring the subjective perspective can leave us with an incomplete picture.
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.
The Medicine of Gratitude
When pain makes it hard to move, gratitude can feel impossible. Yet sometimes gratitude itself becomes the medicine we need most.
5 Truths About Knowing Who You Are
We often have beliefs about who we are that come from how we are labeled and conditioned from an early age. Here are 5 truths about knowing who you are.
Experiential Learning and the Power of Perspective
If you want to make a change, you must do something different. And if you want to learn something new, you must create a new experience.
Where Are Your Blind Spots?
What you see and experience is true. But what you don’t experience or see can also be true. Where are your blind spots?
The Limits of Labels
Defining objects with labels and language can make communication more effective. On the other hand, labels can artificially limit the potential of what something — or someone — could be.
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