When it comes to judging our own performance, we can be thugs. When we fail, we kick ourselves hard. We use angry, unflattering language, perhaps out loud, but more often in silent and invisible self-abuse. There are only so many times that we can uppercut our own jaw before we start to show the bleary... Continue Reading →
The sobering truth about who you are (and it’s not what you think)
The other day, I had lunch with a friend who recently moved from a job that sucked to a job that has changed him for the better. His new role seems to offer him a form of quiet bliss and a smooth grin appeared on his face as he described his newfound happiness. Knowing him... Continue Reading →