A sentence I hear often in Germany is “wie kann ich ihn abholen?” Literally “How
When focusing on one’s desire for harmony, it rarely emerges. That’s because much of one’s
Much of what we know seems to be something everybody else knows too. We share
In today’s blog post, David duChemin reflected on the difference between a sighting and a
When I started to think about and engage in mindfulness practices, I wasn’t sure what
The Encyclopædia Britannica describes Checks and Balances as a “principle of government under which separate
A feature of relationships is that they are and that at the same time, they
In life, some aspects of our identity cannot be changed. Whatever has been an element
Sometimes I meet people in my coaching practice who are very clear about how others
As far as I can remember, I’ve never experienced complete silence. However, I often hear
In “The Great Dictator” Chaplin cast himself in two roles: the fascist dictator (“Adenoid Hynkel”)
One of life’s challenges is to realize how being unique is continuously shaped by one’s