Avoid the Corner
One of the wisest pieces of advice you can practice in your life, is an idiom that cautions, “Don’t paint yourself into a corner.” More importantly, don’t... Read more.
Tolerance Fosters Happiness
One of the components of happiness in life is learning to tolerate and accept the irksome imperfections in life. Your happiness cannot depend on or be determined... Read more.
Your Last Stand
History has left us many important strategic lessons. A lesson that is still relevant today can be gleaned from the Battle of Little Bighorn or Custer’s last stand.... Read more.
Criteria for a Partner
The general consensus is that to find a better or more compatible mate you should have a list of your needs and wants for a partner. To begin, make a... Read more.
Understanding Affairs
Studies show that 50% of married couples admit to having an affair. This means that the probability that you might have to deal with the outcome of an affair is... Read more.
Complicated Legacy
Sometimes, children measure themselves against the achievements of their parents. They frequently fall short in their own mind and feel badly. They judge themselves... Read more.
Rituals and Rites – Good Riddance Day
There is a tradition in NYC called “Good Riddance Day”. In the days leading up to the Ball Drop on New Year’s Eve a huge shredder is placed in Times... Read more.
Art of Subtlety
The art of being subtle is a very important tool and trait to possess in all your relationships and interactions both personal and professional. It is the nuanced... Read more.
Diversity Mantra
Every day, you read about one large company buying out another in the same industry. Sounds good but, in reality,it is not so good for the consumer because it destroys... Read more.
The Power of Options
Did you know that you are playing the stock market daily, even if you don’t have one single share of stock in any company? How can that be? You wonder.... Read more.