For reading between the lines with greater comprehension
This week I’ve been forced to rethink my attitude about negativity. For years now I’ve said that it was getting unfair press. Negativity, I argued was necessary and inevitable. It’s part of the give and take of life. People who adopt a moral opposition to negativity have at their disposal a way to [...]
A goal is not a plan. Sometimes people pretend it is so they don’t have to plan. And sometimes people pretend it is to protect their plan from scrutiny.
In an NPR interview yesterday, the Senate Judiciary Committee’s Republican Ranking member, Jeff Sessions expressed his party’s persistent doubts about Sotomayor: “She said her background [...]
For years now I’ve been arguing that much of what passes for wisdom is really one-sided half-truth. Last week, for example, I argued that, “be present” is a half truth. The whole truth is that you should be present to some things and not to others and that the trick is to figure [...]
You probably remember the Steve Martin line, “well excuuuuse me!” but do you remember the skit that launched it? It started like this:
You.. can be a millionaire.. and never pay taxes!
You can be a millionaire.. and never pay taxes!
You say… “Steve.. how can I be a millionaire.. and never pay taxes?”
First… get a million [...]
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