If everyone loved their job, the world would be a happier place. Sadly, this isn’t the case in a major way. 84 percent of workers are still waiting for their ideal job to show up. One of the main reasons why dissatisfaction in the workplace is so common is because people don’t choose careers…
Polarization, it’s everywhere. Light and darkness, negative and positive particles, batteries; it’s a must within the cosmos. How can we recognize health if we were never sick? How can we appreciate strengths without weaknesses? Polarization is necessary for life. Come to think of it, polarization is also what makes a movie great. Movies like Star…
The biggest killer of motivation is when what you are doing and when you do it is no longer up to your discretion. When someone else is calling the shots for us, our drive decreases. An example of this is when a parent enlists a child to cut the grass. If the parent tells the…
When a person suffers a wounding through social trauma or by some another means more or less challenging, in an effort to protect the wounded-self they will often “bend” reality in order to make it more palatable. In other words, like favoring an ankle that was sprained or another body part that was hurt through some injurious…
You learn more at a funeral than you learn at a wedding. The Ancient Solomon tells us, “in times of disaster we must consider, but in times of prosperity we should rejoice.” Weddings are beginnings; they are a starting point. But funerals represent the end—when it’s over, you have either succeeded or you didn’t succeed.…
