We often make the mistake of over-complicating new topics, skills, or life's challenges. But complexity stifles action and progress. Simplicity fuels action.
It's interesting how we say “I am angry,” but no one would think to say “I am a broken arm.” We experience both. Both are transitory, but neither define us. Just because you feel, think, or say some
The insightful book "Personal Development for Smart People" points out that most of us attach our identities to our jobs. But the way we generate income is just one of many mediums though which we can
Where I would have written off as semantics when I was younger, I now respect the power of using words intentionally. Shane Parrish taught me to "Never be worried. Be concerned." When you're concerned
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