Midlife Awakening

Midlife Awakening

by Brian Watkins I want to challenge a common notion we have about what we often call a midlife crisis — a term often used in a derogatory and judgemental way about someone making changes around age 35-50. The term seems reductive to the point of being useless,...
Releasing Our Kryptonite

Releasing Our Kryptonite

Self forgiveness & finding a cause The last few months have felt transformative, and I’ll be as honest about the journey as I can. But, like Tarantino, to make sense of it for you I’ll first have to rewind a bit. I’ve been disillusioned about...
15 Time Management Tips You Can Use Now – Infographic

15 Time Management Tips You Can Use Now – Infographic

I’ve blogged before about ways we can save time and be more effective each day. Our drive and inspiration waxes and wanes, and building good habits is core to making the most out of the average week. The folks at Custom-Writing.org were kind enough to share an...
What Is Evil? A Look At Behavior & Rationalization

What Is Evil? A Look At Behavior & Rationalization

Even when the answer to this seems clear with major historical figures, it’s still a matter of perspective. Was Hitler evil? A lot of the world saw it that way, but those on his side would’ve argued they were fighting for “right”. It seems this...
Quick Draw Diagnoses

Quick Draw Diagnoses

I wanted to build upon my last post about the dangers of going overboard with labels by exploring lazy diagnoses. Like a cowboy with his hands drawn by his holsters, ready for some fast hip shooting, society seems equally prone to slap medical labels on everything....