A Personal Perspective: You seldom hear people say, "I love the bass guitar in that song." But the bass holds the whole darn thing together. That's what purpose in life is like.
A Personal Perspective: You seldom hear people say, "I love the bass guitar in that song." But the bass holds the whole darn thing together. That's what purpose in life is like.
If Inuit languages have 50 words for snow, then the English language is missing a lot of words for snow. What else are we missing? I am trying to find out.
If Inuit languages have 50 words for snow, then the English language is missing a lot of words for snow. What else are we missing? I am trying to find out.
Personal Perspective: When we use our imagination, it is often in the service of productivity. What if we used our imagination to transform our entire lives?
Personal Perspective: When we use our imagination, it is often in the service of productivity. What if we used our imagination to transform our entire lives?
Personal Perspective: Do you have a consistent fear of being shut out of opportunities because you haven’t acted quickly enough? I do, and I’m ready to let it go.
Personal Perspective: Do you have a consistent fear of being shut out of opportunities because you haven’t acted quickly enough? I do, and I’m ready to let it go.
A Personal Perspective: Have you ever called yourself lazy? I have. But I'm not going to anymore because I am deleting the word from my vocabulary. And I think you should too.
A Personal Perspective: Have you ever called yourself lazy? I have. But I'm not going to anymore because I am deleting the word from my vocabulary. And I think you should too.
A Personal Perspective: Do you experience "cancel-elation" when you find out plans you've made have fallen through? I do and I think I've figured out what that is about.
A Personal Perspective: Do you experience "cancel-elation" when you find out plans you've made have fallen through? I do and I think I've figured out what that is about.
When we fall prey to perfectionism, we think we’re honorably aspiring to be our very best, but often we’re really just setting ourselves up for failure, as perfection is impossible and its pursuit inevitably backfires.