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Crisis does not so much create character as it reveals character. Under stress our facade often cracks and our true selves are
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If you get hit by a ton of bricks, consider how to use them to lay a firm foundation for continuing on.
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The question is for real. It is not intended to be a koan.* “What do you do when you do nothing?” asks
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A friend who is in his fifties just made a significant career change. I was in for a surprise when I asked
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We all go the same distance in life, it’s just that some of us go in circles. And if circles are what
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Mistakes happen. I don’t like them. I aspire daily to excellence, to improvement, to ever higher levels. However, I acknowledge that daily
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So what did you teach today? I find this question a powerful behavior modifier. I take my responsibilities as a parent, a
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“Who do you think you are?” is an idiom, an expression, a rhetorical question that is often used to confront someone we
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In the movie, “Devil’s Advocate,” Al Pacino is the devil in human form attempting to tempt Keanu Reeves, both of whom play
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Blame is a close cousin to shame with a moral or ethical component, and should be reserved for situations where such elements
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Often our attempts to explain or analyze a failure to reach a goal devolve into rationalizations. And often those rationalizations are nothing
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The power of positive visualization is one of the most effective techniques to maximize your potential, to turbo-charge your efforts. Aaron Rodgers