Tag: Philosophy

Story time as an opportunity to train kids

I encountered a statistic that said that dads spend about 30 sec/day on average talking to their children – probably

Enough to lead to one to sacrifice his life. What would lead one to do such a thing? We don’t

I’ve noticed that when one feels strongly about something, he feels a need to communicate it to the world and

In The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, Stephen Covey talks about productive capacity and sharpening the saw. In Mindset,

Like many other pursuers of personal development or entrepreneurship, I get up early. I start with cleaning, organizing, and while

I’m not religious or into superstitions, yet I find such things valuable anyway. At 2:30 AM this Christmas day, my

I read an article yesterday about NASA scientist Mark Rober creating a glitter bombing aimed at thieves who would steal

People telling me to “Use your common sense” I list as a pet peeve, along with “Change is good” and

I heard Seth Godin say on writer’s block that, “Well, you don’t have writing-poorly block.” He suggested that if you

“I started confused, and I ended confused, but on a higher level” (paraphrased). I’ve heard this quote attributed to Alfred