A fascinating explanation of natural happiness vs synthetic happiness and why synthetic happiness is NOT inferior, as society would have us believe. “Our longings and our worries are both to
Midlife gets a bad rap. We can’t even say it without attaching the word ‘crisis’ to it. The general assumption is that we are all headed for some traumatic life-changing
It’s amazing how our relationship with money colors our emotions and shapes our mindset. I’m a fan of Lynne Twist after seeing her speak. Her idea of shifting away from
A recent follow up to Brene Brown’s hugely popular Vulnerability talk. She speaks about what happened after that talk and goes on to define vulnerability as “our most accurate measurement
I love this funny and very interesting talk about vulnerability. “Vulnerability is the core of shame and fear and our struggle for worthiness. But it appears that it’s also the
I found it interesting that a Princeton study determined that each household needs $75,000 to be happy. That’s a good amount of money if you don’t have kids. I’d be
I was chatting with my friend Michele earlier this week, and I kinda stumbled on a resolution for this year. Neither of us are typical resolution-makers, but within our conversation