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The World’s Worst Persuasion Tactic: Insults
If you're tired of political insults, take the no-insult pledge with me
Lessons Learned
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My Favorite Insults from Commenters
If you're going to take a swipe at someone, at least be clever about it
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The Contradiction Living in the Hearts of Americans
From the American Dream, we’ve descended into childish wishful thinking
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A Simple Way to Cut the Gordian Knot of Gender
Don’t read too much into this but by all means, read on
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A Smattering of Early Retirement Surprises … Should We Have Known?
Would you have known? Did you plan better than we did?
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I Ran Every Day for 8 Months
What a running streak is and what it might do for you
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Nature Speaks; Are We Listening? (by Gudrun Bellerjeau)
The more time you spend in nature, away from human “intervention,” the more you quietly listen, you will hear Nature speaking to you.
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You Could Be Alive Tomorrow, Are You Ready?
We fear death when what we should fear is another day of empty living
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Re-Imagining the CUSTOMER in Customer Service (by Stephen Faciszewski)
Greetings friends! Klugne readers are smart. This is most apparent when you can see them in action yourself. Today's illuminating Guest Post comes from my friend Stephen, who takes us on a journey to understanding and improving an aspect of life dear to us all: Customer Service. Read
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Was COVID-19 Just a Bad Flu Season?
A case study of a method for working through emotional questions to arrive at reliable answers
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Would You Sell Your Time for 500x Less Than You Could Earn?
Although life is about so much more than making money, looking at this graph gave me pause
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No, the END Does Not Justify the MEANS
A simple thought experiment reveals the perils of letting your desired outcome drive your actions