
The Paradox of Intention: Reaching our Goals by Giving up the Attempt to Reach Them
Psychiatrist Viktor Frankl recounts the story of one of his patients who was asked to be in a play for his junior high school class. This
Psychiatrist Viktor Frankl recounts the story of one of his patients who was asked to be in a play for his junior high school class. This
Years ago a friend of mine was coming to terms with her homosexuality. She’d been raised in a conservative, Christian household and her parents didn’t
In a little known story, Sir Isaac Newton bought some stocks of the South Sea Company, a British trading company popular back in the 1700s.
A few years ago, I would go out frequently during the weekdays with friends and enjoy a Mojito (or twelve). This began to change once
“An investor should act as though he had a lifetime decision card with just 20 punches on it.” — Warren Buffett What if you could
One day God calls on Jonah and asks him to go preach in the city of Nineveh. Jonah, being a big shot who thinks he
Ultramarathon runner Brandon Falls is moments away from victory. This is mile 49 of 50 and he has been running nonstop for over six hours
When the going gets tough and we’re faced with a setback, a voice in our head (or maybe a parent, coach, or mentor) loudly reminds
Japan is undergoing a transformation in the workplace, but a great deal of the information available about Japan is based on outdated perceptions. These stereotypes