Let me ask you a question: if someone gave you, say, 50 million dollars today, would you think that’s a lot of money? I’m …

Let me ask you a question: if someone gave you, say, 50 million dollars today, would you think that’s a lot of money? I’m …
Back in the 1990s, the two biggest beer brands in the US were Bud Light and Miller Light. When it came to advertising budgets, they …
The single most important practice in Stoic philosophy is differentiating between what we can change and what we can’t. What we have influence over and what …
Musicians, when you get to LA, prepare for a rude awakening. You see, the clubs there don’t pay you to play there. Au contraire, you …
The fact that we exist at all is pretty amazing. It’s a crazy universe out there. And yet we forget that far too often. We …
As we settle — as best we can — into a new normal work life that includes remote/virtual offices, I want to speak a …
The following is an excerpt from Dr. Benjamin Hardy’s new book (released today), Personality Isn’t Permanent, published with Penguin Random House. Dr. Daniel Gilbert, a Harvard …
We’re all trying to find out what our “True North” is. That mythological one thing that makes this short, painful life thing worth it, somehow. And …
It’s not just that the new world is starting to feel normal. For many of us, we’re starting to forget what the old world felt …
Angry? Confused? Scared? Fed up? Depressed? Numb, even? We know what the bad news is. COVID, the lockdown, injustice, racism, the recession, the upcoming election, …
We, as humans, like to categorize. It makes the world easier to digest. We fit the people around us into labels: users, coworkers, competitors. Then …
The Economist has this fascinating article about the “Death of The Office”, wondering if maybe, just maybe, in the post-Coronavirus world, the idea of the …