We don’t get to choose every event, but we do get to choose every interpretation. One day your out-of-state plates vanish. Another day a flight is canceled, a client backs out, or a friend disappoints you. Most people default to spirals — anger, texts, venting, social media…
Most people think being “financially healthy” means having a decent paycheck or paying bills on time. But true financial health is deeper. It’s about stability under pressure, resilience during loss, and freedom to choose when things go wrong. Let’s test yours. Below are ten uncommon…
Most people love the idea of commitment — until it stops being convenient. The gym is full every January and half-empty by March. Blogs get started and abandoned after three posts. Degrees are begun and left unfinished. Commitment isn’t about how much you want something when you’re…
I love philosophy, and I enjoy attending different philosophy groups in different geographies to learn different perspectives. In the Middle East, the topic of discussion for one of the groups was on loyalty. It ended up being quite activating with a focus on people, relationships,…
We love goals. They keep us moving, they give us milestones, and they reassure us that we’re on track. But here’s the trap: when goals are always safe, they stop being ladders and start becoming ceilings. Most people set objectives they know they can hit….