Tag: Thought-Life

• August 1, 2011

  “Life And Death… The Illusion”

  What if the thing you fear most is based on a misunderstanding? What if death — the fear that underlies nearly every other fear — is not what we think…

• July 18, 2011

  Regret as a Form of Self-Doubt

  Regret is one of the most quietly destructive forces in a person’s inner life. It disguises itself as conscience, as responsibility, as the healthy acknowledgment that you should have done…

• July 12, 2011

  The Riddle of Exulting in Our Defects

  Why do we keep going back to behaviors we know will hurt us? Why does the comfort we seek in them feel so real in the moment, only to leave…

• July 8, 2011

  Why Sleep Is Your Most Creative Time

  What if the most creative and receptive hours of your day are not the ones you spend at your desk, or in a meeting, or staring at a problem? What…

• July 7, 2011

  The Relationship Between Anxiety and Planning

  Fear and anxiety do not arise from the presence of problems. They arise from the absence of a plan. The moment you have a clear, realistic plan of action for…