Robert Evans Wilson Jr.

About

Robert Evans Wilson, Jr. is a writer and speaker/humorist based in Atlanta, Georgia.

Books by Robert Evans Wilson Jr.

Recent Posts

There Is Almost Always a Silver Lining

Personal Perspective: Compassion for others enables you to help them see the silver linings.

When Anger Is a Good Thing

Anger can be a powerful motivator when used constructively, and it can propel you into positive action.

Self-Reliance Sets the Stage for Creativity and Self-Care

A Personal Perspective: Self-reliance is personally empowering. It frees you to make the decisions that are best for you and puts you on an equal footing with others.

Stop Fighting and Embrace the Power of Unity

Unity has provided needed political change in the past. We need unity now more than ever.

Living Your Most Authentic Life

Personal Perspective: We are so indoctrinated, propagandized, and socialized that we don’t know who we truly are.

Personal Perspective: We are so indoctrinated, propagandized, and socialized that we don’t know who we truly are.

Creative Thinkers Must Be Comfortable With Risk

A Personal Perspective: Creative people are willing to take risks in order to see their ideas come into fruition. Here's how they get comfortable with it.

A Personal Perspective: Creative people are willing to take risks in order to see their ideas come into fruition. Here's how they get comfortable with it.

Is Morality in Decline or Is It Being Manipulated?

Do you believe there is a decline in morality in the United States? The reasons you feel that way may surprise you.

Do you believe there is a decline in morality in the United States? The reasons you feel that way may surprise you.

The 3 Keys to Cementing Personal Power

There are several ways we can cement personal power into our lives.

There are several ways we can cement personal power into our lives.

I Was a Repeat Offender at Giving Up My Power

A Personal Perspective: I unwittingly gave up my power—again and again. Here's how I got it back.

A Personal Perspective: I unwittingly gave up my power—again and again. Here's how I got it back.

How Cognitive Dissonance Almost Kept Me From Smoking

My desire to smoke was powerful, but at the same time I was afraid of trying it. I was suffering from cognitive dissonance.

My desire to smoke was powerful, but at the same time I was afraid of trying it. I was suffering from cognitive dissonance.