It sounds paradoxical. How can you over-deliver on results by under-scheduling your day? It's easy, really. First, by underscheduling your day you will give yourself some time to think and reflect. And, by taking this time you will, counter-intuitively, come to focus on those things which are truly important. You will drop the clutter from [...]
Two years before his death, St. Thomas the Aquinas, the Catholic Church's greatest theologian and philosopher went silent. He just stopped speaking.Why? No one is entirely sure why but the last thing he wrote is this: All that I have hitherto written seems to me nothing but straw.As a writer I understand this sentiment, but [...]
Do you want to live? I mean really live life to its fullest? If so, think about death. Don't just picture yourself dead in an abstract way, I mean really think about it. Picture your body being cremated or, if you plan on being buried, your corpse decaying in its final resting place. To many people [...]
There is a familiar folktale that offers to the key to unlearning. The story goes like this:There was once an old woman searching intently for something in the street. A passerby asked her, "Have you lost something?""Yes," she said, "I have lost some keys. I have been looking for them all evening.""Where did you lose [...]
Earlier this spring, I stumbled across this article explaining how an island which the nations of India and Bangladesh had been fighting over for decades had just disappeared into the sea. While many people jumped into the debate to claim the island as a victim of global climate change and rising seas (and, perhaps, it [...]
Are you unhappy? If so, unlearning can help. The reason is two-fold. First, often, the way we see the problem is the problem. And, second, it is important to remember that the opposite may also be true.For example, if you are unhappy because you don't have a job try focusing on how the extra time [...]
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