In which I explore the notion that our reality and stories are socially constructed. Issue #109 of The Coach’s Notes … Read More “Weaving reality and stories through social construction”
Pascal’s Wager is a philosophical argument put forward by the 17th century French philosopher, mathematician, and physicist Blaise Pascal. The … Read More “Pascal’s Wager: a dialogue”
In which I journey down to London and ponder how to be an active participant in life without being consumed … Read More “Angles, possibilities, and paths”
You stare at your reflection in the mirror, searching for answers to the age-old question: “Who am I?” The face … Read More “Soul Surfing”
In which I take a walk and contemplate what it means to make a living in issue #107 of The … Read More “Making a living”
The modern world, with its dizzying array of gizmos and gadgets, promises to make us more efficient than ever before. … Read More “The pleasures of doing nothing”
The human condition is an intricate tapestry, spun with threads of paradox. It is a saga that unfolds, amidst joys … Read More “Gifts and Wounds”
Excellence is not just a goal to be pursued; it’s a way of life that we can cultivate in everything … Read More “The Path to Excellence”
While the bias for inaction can help keep things stable and consistent in some situations, it can also get in … Read More “We have a natural bias toward doing nothing”