Whenever my face hits the mud of a first mistake, I’m usually surprised by how many people seem to be watching and wondering: What will he do next? What’ll he say? What does he really mean? Has he accepted responsibility for what’s happened? Said … [Continue reading]
How Slowing Down Your Judgments Lets in Some Light
When it comes to morality—is something right or wrong—you have a trigger finger. Everybody does. However open-minded you think you are, the closed-minded parts of you are likely to beat you to the punch every – single - time. These mind-closers … [Continue reading]
A Child Expresses Your Hope That The World Is Worth Your Engagement
In a short article this week, a philosophy professor wondered whether the risks of living today are so daunting that you need to pause before bringing another innocent child into the world. As if I needed reminding, I’d just seen A World in … [Continue reading]
The Inner Cultivation of an Ethical Life
The long tail of summer always provides an opportunity to consider your life and work before it’s September again. Taking a step back before stepping forward sometimes happens in the Christmas to New Years week too, but between then and now it’s … [Continue reading]
You Are What You Do
The story about Cowtown and Grant Harris, as told in this week’s Yeti sponsored video, plays like a bedtime story. It grabs you by the emotional lapels at those first shots of galloping horses far below. And it never lets go. Once upon a time and … [Continue reading]
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