When Uncomfortable, Don’t Push: PAUSE

When Uncomfortable, Don’t Push: PAUSE

When at a stoplight, do you instinctively pick up your phone? What about when you’re standing in a checkout line? When someone you love is upset, do you find yourself swooping in... Read more »
The #1 Mistake People Make When They Like Someone

The #1 Mistake People Make When They Like Someone

You’ve just met someone amazing. The connection is electric, the dates are great, and your mind is already buzzing with possibilities. But right at this “most dangerous point” in dating, relationship expert... Read more »
The Therapy Hack That Might Save You Time and Money

The Therapy Hack That Might Save You Time and Money

There is a question I wish clients would ask their therapists. It cuts to the heart of what therapy is about. And under the right circumstances, it may even accelerate their treatment.... Read more »
If You Hear This from Your Long-Distance Relationship… RUN!

If You Hear This from Your Long-Distance Relationship… RUN!

If you’re in a long-distance relationship (LDR), you know the commitment is immense. You’re pouring your energy, hope, and emotional investment into a connection that, by its nature, comes with high uncertainty.... Read more »
The Unspoken Grief of Children Who Lose a Parent

The Unspoken Grief of Children Who Lose a Parent

Each year, two to three million children under 18 in the United States lose one or both parents. The loss of any important person in a child’s life, whether a parent, grandparent,... Read more »
The Stoic Brain: Freedom in Milliseconds

The Stoic Brain: Freedom in Milliseconds

In the year 2010, neuroscientists used advanced brain imaging to confirm what the Stoics had intuited 2,300 years ago: Our emotions move faster than our reason. Within just 40 milliseconds of seeing... Read more »
Why Safeguarding in Youth Organizations Matters More Now

Why Safeguarding in Youth Organizations Matters More Now

If you were involved in a youth group, sports team, summer camp, or after-school program as a child, chances are you can still recall the smell of the campfire, the sound of... Read more »
Why Authenticity Is the Delight of Narcissistic Leaders

Why Authenticity Is the Delight of Narcissistic Leaders

As you may have noticed, pretty much everybody worships authenticity. It’s everywhere right now. In brands. In consumer culture. In how we talk about restaurants, designer handbags, and even office cultures. When... Read more »
Wired for Words: Understanding Language and the Brain

Wired for Words: Understanding Language and the Brain

In their classic 1998 textbook on cognitive neuroscience, Michael Gazzaniga, Richard Ivry, and George Mangun made a sobering observation: there was no clear mapping between how we process language and what was... Read more »
How Teenage Wisdom—Not Panic—Led to Rock & Roll Fame

How Teenage Wisdom—Not Panic—Led to Rock & Roll Fame

Awkward, anxious, vulnerable. Three more words to describe adolescence. That’s adding to insecure, the single word I chose to summarize teen turbulence in Part 1 of this three-part series that explores the... Read more »
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