Lifestyle Design as Settings and Options
If you think the settings on your iPhone are frustrating, consider the settings you choose for your life.
‘Tools’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life, Page 2
The following articles are related to ‘Tools’ at Psychology, Philosophy and Real Life.
Ode to Joy
A couple singing and dancing in a gas station made me realize that we don’t have nearly enough joy in our lives. If we are to remedy that, we need to slow down, create opportunities for it and make sure that joy is a daily occurrence.
Return of the ‘Con Artist’ — Tips to Protect Yourself
In order to avoid falling prey to con artists, learn to recognize their ways, and to be more aware of your own vulnerabilities.
Where Has Craftsmanship Gone?
Craftsmanship: it seems like such an old-fashioned word. But the craftsman mindset is as relevant today as it ever was, and a powerful tool for creating a lasting contribution at work and in life.
Careful: Sharp Edges
Change is difficult enough without making it harder for ourselves. Here’s how to avoid goals and personal standards that do more harm than good.
Meta-Gaming for Regular Joes
Social reformers will tell you that a good deal of income inequality results from the rich and powerful rewriting the rules of the game for their own benefit. But don’t despair: nearly everyone can find ways to change the game in their favor.
Living a “Baker’s Dozen” Life
When did “crisis mode” become the new normal? And how can we break the cycle? In my previous post, “Confronting Consumerism from the Inside Out”, I described the thought process that gets us stressed out and behind the proverbial eight ball. This time I want to outline a path of escape.