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I'm buckling my seat belt as the flight attendant walks past me on the four-seat-per-row plane. A young couple with a baby and a toddler situate themse…
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When our bad choices go well, and our good choices go bad, what should we learn?
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How training your mental reflexes in sports can build resilience in other areas of life
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How building appropriate buffer into our everyday lives can make us more successful
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When I was eleven, I wanted to boost my family's efficiency while baking in the kitchen, so I decided to help with the dishes. I took the hot ceramic t…
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1836 Map of the Galapagos Islands (Source) Charles Darwin first visited the Galapagos Islands in 1835. Because the islands were 560 miles away from the…
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Crawl, Walk, Waltz I've stepped on a lot of feet. I've stepped into feet. To my horror, I've injured feet. Most women's ballroom dance shoes are open-t…
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What I've learned so far.
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I had an unusual experience on a flight once. Ten minutes after the plane took off, a baby in the aisle across from me started laughing as his mom play…
Dec 15, 2019CommentShare
In 1953, a student asked Albert Einstein "What is genius?" His response? Not what you may think.
Nov 12, 2019CommentShare
Broadly speaking, there are two types of capital: resource and talent capital. Resource capital is any physical or digital resource that can be used to…
Nov 6, 2019CommentShare
When you perform a positive action, it makes it easier to perform similar positive actions in the future. Excellence becomes routine. It would be out o…
Oct 30, 2019CommentShare
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