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By Phillip Tetlock and Dan Gardner, 352p Archie Cochrane was a Scottish doctor born in 1909 who pioneered medicine’s emergence as
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A student asked me this variation on the old nature v. nurture question recently. The short answer is that drive rarely just
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1.) Intelligent Initiative (Anyone can yell charge, can you pick the right moment? Prepare your troops properly? Train? Motivate?) 2.) Commitment to
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What professional should be my most trusted advisor? YOU! Educate yourself! You are your most valuable resource. The buck always stops with
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A young real estate investor occasionally queries me for advice; here is my answer to one of his questions. Which of the
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Some say they will believe it when they see it; Truth is that you will never SEE it until you BELIEVE it
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You are aging. If you don’t exercise, you will not be as healthy as if you do sweat on occasion. Someone will
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What do you do when you are tired? Lonely? Bored? Depressed? Frustrated? Anxious? What are your coping strategies? What or whom do
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We humans are often not comfortable dealing with troubling emotions. This most emphatically includes awareness around self-defeating patterns we are choosing to
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It’s not discipline; it’s simply being smart about what we really want and being intelligent about how to really love and take
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Many of us have or have had situations in our life that cause us despair or anguish. Sometimes they take the form
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Shenpa is a Tibetan word that literally translates as “attachment”. In the philosophy of Buddhism (see footnote) all our suffering comes from