When focusing on one’s desire for harmony, it rarely emerges. That’s because much of one’s
In today’s blog post, David duChemin reflected on the difference between a sighting and a
The Encyclopædia Britannica describes Checks and Balances as a “principle of government under which separate
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
The work an individual does is not enough to make oneself irreplaceable. It’s who one
Words have a variety of meanings. While subtle, they may shift the way one thinks.
Sometimes, we will find ourselves stuck. As much as we try to understand something, find
The desire to have one answer one may trust is tremendous. Having that answer would
Anxiety highlights something that is known and troubling. In doing so, it shifts the target
In a recent post, Seth defined process as “the investment we make in inefficiency now
A moment of most intense attention I remember happened while holding my grandson. He was