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Akrasia (ἀκρασία) is from Ancient Greece and refers to a “lack of self-control” or a tendency to “act against one’s better judgment.”
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Boldness opens doors that stay closed to the timid or tentative and converts possibility into reality, breaks the grip of fear. Boldness
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Every day you ship a product called You: your energy, clarity, focus, presence, and standards. The question becomes: how reliable is your
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If you want to change someone’s mind, their mind must be open to change and, as much as we humans like to
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Under certain circumstances, being willing to work poorly is NOT an acceptance of low standards, rather it is a willingness to be
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Upward empathy is the ability to fully understand those more powerful than you: authority figures, managers, bosses; anybody with more prestige, or
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We court trouble when we ask any one thing to be our everything—one job to give meaning, one person to make us
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In Jungian psychology, our shadow is the unconscious parts of ourselves that we repress: weaknesses, fears, unacknowledged or unhealed wounds, desires we
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Arnold Schwarzenegger was introduced as a ‘self-made’ man, a label he rejected and stated that he had the help of hundreds, if
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When we actually see a person… not as a function, label, or bit player in a supporting role but as another human
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Self-knowledge is a lifelong journey and the deeper we are willing to go, the greater the reward. To become truly self-aware requires
