The whole and its parts

The whole & its parts

Category: Context

Kind and unkind

It’s easy to assume that unkind is the opposite of kind. But that’s not the

The perfection of change

When people envision change, they will start with the ideal solution. They’ll imagine how their

Learning builds on learned

David Ausubel explained that if he had to reduce educational psychology to one principle, he

Gaining new members

It’s a common thing. Non-profit organizations find themselves in need of new members. They evolved,

Regret and satisfaction

Looking back, it is nice to feel satisfaction based on some achievements. However, whatever these

The comfort paradox

To step out of one’s comfort zone it is necessary to feel comfortable with such

Looking back

Everything we do carries meaning. Such meaning is based on the intent of our actions,

The focus of attention

An essential feature of being human is our ability to sense danger and shift our

Not good at

Talking about sport, the person sitting next to me told me that she isn’t good