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“Fascinate” is a new book by Sally Hogshead. Part marketing tips, part self-help, I found the book an easy, entertaining read in
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(Friday’s Populist Capitalist Blog Post) Who creates the real value in American companies? Is it the average worker? The at-risk capital
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1. Secure the basics: food, shelter, safety, security, good health. 2. Have stable relationships that matter: connection, companionship, communication, community. (We humans
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Everything you say is an affirmation, a statement of belief that your body and mind hear, respond to, and attempt to fulfill,
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“Learned Optimism” is a book by Martin Seligman that I read about 15 years ago and have since counted among my favorites.
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(Friday’s Populist Capitalist Blog Post) Sorry seems to be the hardest word for some people to say and even harder to really
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Connection. When we feel connected to others, we are most content, most happy. One terrific way to connect? Commit! “People who commit
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We all know that more money does not automatically translate into more happiness. Unfortunately, that knowledge tends to be an abstract, intellectual
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Do you ever wonder what the true costs of things are? How much does it really cost to manufacture and assemble
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How do we know what is true? How do we resolve our doubts? In the physical world, we use the scientific method.
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“Psycho-Cybernetics” is a book written in 1960 by plastic surgeon Maxwell Maltz. Dr. Maltz stumbled onto an interesting phenomenon: while in most
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The Wall Street Journal has gone New Age. Or maybe Wall Street is finally just catching up with the wisdom of our