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Own Your Happiness
The Harvard Study of Adult Development, the world’s longest-running study on happiness. Started in 1938 with 724 men, it has now expanded to track more than 2,500 people across generations,
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External and Internal Traits to Avoid In Relationships
Not every bad influence looks the same, and it certainly isn’t obvious when a person embodies adverse qualities. There are many men whom women meet who can smile, joke, and
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Breaking Up Without Pain
No breakup is free of pain. You don’t just lose someone you once dreamed of spending a whole lifetime with, you lose your peace, your sense of self-worth, and stability
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Average Is Never Universal
If you ask a person to describe someone, you are likely to hear them tell you that the person is just “average.” He’s average height, or he is average weight.
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Of Fathers and Sons
Behind happy families is a man carrying responsibilities that few people truly notice. His struggles are often hidden behind a smile. His worries are buried beneath silence. His dreams are
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How You Know You Can Lead
YOU ARE ENOUGH! People feel comfortable telling you things Somehow strangers end up sharing stories they never planned to tell. Friends message you first when life falls apart because they
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YOU ARE ENOUGH!
(Isaiah 63:5) One very common thing I notice in people is the lack of trust in their own judgment. They don’t seem to believe they are competent enough to take
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Making Your Own Luck
Once you understand that more chances lead to more outcomes, the next question is obvious: if it’s that simple, why doesn’t everyone do it? The answer is embarrassment. Asking someone
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Raising Our Children To Love God
Just transferring this post (with some edits) from my Twitter page where I originally posted the thread a couple of years ago… I’ve had parents reach out to me asking
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The Limits Of Kindness
What happens when the very kindness you believed would strengthen your relationships slowly begins to weaken your place within them? I have always believed in the basic goodness of human