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Ten Things We Can All Agree On
We are so consumed with fighting over our disagreements, that we have lost sight of how much we all agree on.
These posts cover how we make decisions, and how to make better decisions.
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We are so consumed with fighting over our disagreements, that we have lost sight of how much we all agree on.
My Two Cents
Rather than living in our bubbles of personal truth and wish fulfillment, let’s grow up and interact with the world as it is, in all its complexity.
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To perform at a high level, you need self-awareness and emotional intelligence, which includes knowing how you interact with others. Ask for feedback, and take it seriously but not personally.
Newsletters
Just because you find something on the internet doesn't make it true.
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Well-meaning does not mean impartial
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Having an office at work, and needing to be in that office, will become the new status symbols in the work from home era
Newsletters
Greetings friends! James Bellerjeau here. I like words. A lot. Those of you who know me will be thinking, "yes, you like to talk a lot when you get in front of an audience." True, but I appreciate others' words as well: a finely written book, a
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As a country, we used to value hard work and sacrifice. The Puritan work ethic celebrated discipline, diligence, and frugality. But this work ethic is eroding. It seems that in an attempt to be more inclusive and less focused on winner-take-all competition, we’re starting to turn our
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… is worth two in the bush. This proverb encapsulates two truths: * We value things we can have now more than things we will receive in the future, and * If there is uncertainty about what we may receive in the future, we also value it less. I know that donut is