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Living with this intention helps me judge less and provides a path for dealing with the polarization of our current world. “The other person is you.” I met this idea
September 17, 2022
In the early stages of the Great Depression, Herbert Hoover created the Commission on Recent Economic Changes to study consumer demand in the face of colossal economic headwinds. Hoover later
September 16, 2022
Recently, Bruce brought our attention to this fascinating study that shows the consistency of how much time we spend alone over our lifetime. Victoria responded that she’d learned to feel
September 15, 2022
I welcome you to read not just the column but consider falling into the hellhole of the comments and rebuttals. Here’s an excerpt of why Marcus spoke out: “I’m going
September 14, 2022
I love this story for all kinds of reasons, including the fact that I hung up my water polo cap at age 41 when I competed at the international Gay
September 13, 2022
Just looking and listening to the two of them at the start of their MEA workshop, you would never have guessed that they would mutually mentor each other. They went
September 12, 2022
Here’s what I learned from her…. Old age starts when we’re in our 20s, 30s & 40s and we develop mindsets which have us constantly measuring ourselves against exterior markers.
September 11, 2022
Yes, he was a curious George. George studied the burrs under a microscope and saw the tiny hooks that helped them to cling. And, from that form of biomimicry, Velcro
September 10, 2022
The Times piece suggests, “The middle of our lives might not look exactly as it did for our parents or grandparents — or even as we once thought it would.
September 9, 2022
The importance of knowledge-based work may seem obvious now, but that was hardly the case then, when Dwight D. Eisenhower was President of the United States, and baby boomers were
September 8, 2022
And like two college roommates, we were sharing old pizza…not that old, but it was a refrigerated week-old. And it was sooooo good! Now, you’re thinking, of course, it was
September 7, 2022
When I heard this voice, it was 4 am on a warm summer morning in late August. I was on a riverboat in southern France with four other women. It
September 6, 2022
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