Image by 愚木混株 Cdd20 from Pixabay From a young age, we are taught about the world using pairs of opposites. Heaven and hell, war and peace, cops and robbers, love and hate, etc. Creating pairs of opposites is a digestible and quick way to explain the world because it simplifies reality and reduces it to … Continue reading What Can You Do When There Is No Solution?
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Are You An Architect Or A Gardener?
Image by JamesDeMers from Pixabay In world-class museums like the Louvre, and the Vatican Museum, and even in places like the Palace of Versailles, you can see the most detailed and absolutely immense tapestries made up of millions of individual threads. They are hung on walls and are bigger than life. They depict scenes from … Continue reading Are You An Architect Or A Gardener?
The One Positive Emotion That Can Slow Down Time Itself
Image by Annette from Pixabay I heard someone say recently that the tragedy of getting older is that just as you begin to understand what’s important time speeds up. I’ve certainly seen this tragedy play out in my own life. And, if we’re being honest, we all have. The tragedy sounds like this: “If only … Continue reading The One Positive Emotion That Can Slow Down Time Itself
Off The Well-Worn Path
Image by Daniel Enrique Jiménez Chacón from Pixabay Most people choose the well-worn path for their lives. It’s a path that many have walked before and many will walk after. This path has detailed maps, clear signs along the way, and guardrails firmly in place. People choose this path because they genuinely want it, they … Continue reading Off The Well-Worn Path
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