137. A new friend each day keeps boredom away.
It’s time to introduce yet another habit. The habit we will be discussing today and for the following two weeks is one that was brought … Read More
137. A new friend each day keeps boredom away.
It’s time to introduce yet another habit. The habit we will be discussing today and for the following two weeks is one that was brought … Read More
136. A different way of debating.
My wife, Gimalle and I were out for dinner this past weekend with two other couples. We have a federal election looming and the topic … Read More
314. Don’t be deceived by the facts.
I recently had an unexpected visit from an acquaintance I had not seen in a very long time. A very unhappy acquaintance. I first met … Read More
135. An easy way to get smarter.
The book, Mistakes Were Made (but not by me) by Carol Tavris and Elliot Aronson presented a compelling narrative of how easily and commonly self-justification … Read More
313. Feedback: Who needs it? We all do.
Have you ever gone to a restaurant, had an unpleasant meal, not said a word to the staff or management and shared the experience with … Read More
134. There’s at least two sides, if not more.
“No matter how thin you slice it, there will always be two sides.” Baruch Spinoza How true! This was drilled into me the long time … Read More
312. Trash-talking ain’t the way to do it.
Over the past six weeks I sat through not one, not two, not three, not four but five separate sales presentations that have left me, … Read More
133. Do castles touch the clouds?
No two persons ever read the same book. – Edmund Wilson Wow! I cannot think of any other words that more succinctly and precisely sum … Read More
133. Do castles touch the clouds?
No two persons ever read the same book. – Edmund Wilson Wow! I cannot think of any other words that more succinctly and precisely sum … Read More