Just when you think that things could not be worse, you get a new perspective

Perhaps the toughest part of making a change is to make it stick. To achieve a change is admirable, but to make it into a new habit is even more remarkable.

Why is it that everyone is in favor of caring and compassion and our society continues to neglect millions of people without health care and without shelter?

Instead of us telling you about our new book, we invite you to read early reviews.

Let’s face it, feedback, even if it’s dipped in chocolate, and presented with a bouquet of flowers, is hard to get.

Only after freedom from is achieved we can meaningfully talk about freedom to.

Our friend Ronald (not his real name) was passed over for a big promotion. Little did he know that his indignation goes back thousands of years; a time when social rejection posed a serious threat to survival. In tribal communities, exclusion meant an existential risk.