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Seeing Tomorrow
We read about the dead people all the time, and we also hear about them. Parents tell us stories about their own dead parents and grandparents who were long dead before we came. Villages talk about dead ancestors who lived in the same villages before our time. Cities share pictures
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Balanced Growth Towards 30
Here’s What You Should Actually Accomplish by Age 30 What should you actually be doing at each stage of your life? What are the things that actually matter? What should you realistically accomplish that will set you up for a life that feels good instead of a life that looks
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What Silence Says
Your Silence Says Something. You may understand yourself better when you learn to notice what your silence is trying to say. Your silence says something. We often think communication is about what we say, but sometimes what we don’t say speaks just as loudly. We become quiet when we’re hurt,
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Without An Audience
When Doing the Right Thing Looks Wrong The hardest part of integrity is doing what’s right when no one will understand why. What happens when you’re accused of something you didn’t do by people you respected the most? The colleagues who’ve sat across from you at lunch. The people who’ve
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Hiding Behind A Smile
You learned to hide it well. You learned how to smile when you were hurting, say you were fine when you weren’t, and carry on as though nothing happened. We often get this wrong. We assume people who are struggling will look like they are struggling. While they might sometimes
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The Loneliness of Being A Genius
Died Alone, Talking to Pigeons The man who lit up the modern world couldn’t find one person to sit with him at the end. And I think that’s the part nobody tells you about genius. Nikola Tesla changed how the entire planet runs. Alternating current, the thing powering the device