The Transitive Property of Importance
Why you should—or shouldn’t—care about what they care about
There’s nothing wrong with focusing on what’s important to you. You’re probably helping everyone else out, too.
Why you should—or shouldn’t—care about what they care about
There’s nothing wrong with focusing on what’s important to you. You’re probably helping everyone else out, too.
Stop making up reasons to be unhappy
You have enough problems to deal with without making up new ones. Take a step back and consider why you’re doing it.
If you want to understand behavior, understand the needs that drive it
In 1943, Abraham Maslow described five fundamental levels of human needs. If you want to understand (or change) behavior, start by understanding the needs behind it.
The same decisions will bring you the same results
How do you tell how a choice will turn out? By studying those who have made similar choices and seeing what happened.
You can't choose your past, but you can choose what comes next
We have the ability, right, and responsibility to choose how we respond in any situation. Be an agent of change that transforms your family for generations.