Q: How can I prepare for a changing future?A: By continuing to learn, rather than trusting what you already know. “In times of change learners inherit the earth; while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped… Read More »The Learners & The Learned
Q: How many of my problems are imaginary? A: More than you might think In the book Chicken Soup For The Soul, Nadine Stair (an 85 year old woman from Kentucky) shares a remarkable piece of… Read More »Imaginary Problems
Q: What creates an environment for deeper conversations?A: More, Less, or Different Light A novelist and an architect have both pointed out the importance of light on how we think, how we share, and where… Read More »The Effects of Light on Conversations
Q: How can I reestablish important priorities in my life? A: The HYoN method of reviewing opportunities. Derek Rivers is the author of a fascinating little book titled, “Hell Yeah or No”. In it, he describes… Read More »Hell Yeah or No
Q: Is there an ideology/philosophy better than Conservative, Progressive, or Libertarian? A: Yes, “Win & Help Win“ Here’s why it’s a better approach: A concept defined by Balaji S. Srinivasan, on episode #506 of The Tim Ferriss… Read More »Win & Help Win