For reading between the lines with greater comprehension
“Wow. Did you hear what he did? You’d think someone that successful would be sharper. Why do the ones who ‘can do no wrong,’ often do so much of it?” Last week’s topic, redundancy and relaxation, has a lot to do with it. We live in two worlds, the real and the imagined, walk and […]
“Some people work better with praise; some actually get motivated to work harder when they get chewed out. Now, how is that going to help me help my wife lose weight?” We’re all fishers of men (and women and children) in our own little ways. We find ourselves campaigning for other people’s transformation, trying to […]
“I’ve got a bad case of the free willies. Ever since I liberated myself from my job in order to pursue this new venture I’ve felt like I was out on a limb. Most people would be grateful for the freedom, but I’m anxious. Maybe there’s something wrong with me.” This anxiety comes with the […]
The idea of getting in touch with one’s true self has become a joke, mostly because people who pledged to do so back in the 1980s were too earnest, and, well, out of touch. Still, the joke runs deeper than laughing at old fads. There’s something fundamentally slapstick about even the most thoughtful search for […]
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