Living Large With My 84-Year-Old Sci-Fi Muse
– In the future nobody eats anymore, and nobody has sex! –
My Grandma-in-law is an eighty-four year old who cannot
Fulfillment
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Why We Should Cherish, Rather Than Hide, Our Imperfections
— Because our inadequacies endear us to others —
Your neighbor talks too loudly. Your son grabs ridiculous mouthfuls when eating.
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In Praise of Physical Spaces
– “The mind arises to truth through that which is material” –
Spring has arrived in the Pacific Northwest. At last,
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Three Ways You Can Become More Entrepreneurial Now
… regardless of resources currently controlled.
I’m a firm believer that becoming more entrepreneurial is a key to gaining both
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A Song for the Unsung
– Destiny is the finest incentive –
Recently I read a New York Times Book Review article that discussed books solely in terms
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What The Seeker Ultimately Discovers
Truth doesn’t converge — it diverges
I’m working on a doctoral thesis. This involves lots of thinking and reading, reading and
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The Elements of (Life)Style
– A celebrated literary reference turned fifty late last month. Today we consider that book’s embedded life wisdom. –
A slim
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Presenting … the Intravidual
– Faced with what we are becoming, it’s important to recall what we have been. –
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen,
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Why “Multitasking” Slows Productivity — And What To Do About It
— Forget multitasking, rediscover monotasking —
“External notifications” — e-mail, instant messages, and the like — distract workers away from their primary
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The Hazards of a Career, The Rewards of a Vocation
– Maybe spiritual profits are enough. –
In response to last Monday’s post, How to Achieve Even While Losing, in which
