Instigating Better
Instigating Better
Have you ever wondered why some conversations seem to flow effortlessly, while others get stuck in a rut of small talk?
In David Brooks’ “How to Know Someone,” chapter five explores the crucial art of revealing—how we share our inner selves with others and create the
conditions for them to expose themselves to us.
Aging isn’t optional—it’s inevitable. The whole debate about being “anti-aging” or “pro-aging” completely misses what matters most. We all age. But how do we do so gracefully and beautifully?
For many of us, we live in the age of, “the older I get, the better I was.” For others, it might be, “the older I get the more regret I live with.”
The Sacred Science of Thank You, by Chuck Allen Have you ever noticed how a simple “thank you” can transform …
The Five Relationships that Every Christian Needs In our journey of faith, the relationships we cultivate play a crucial role …
The Four Pillars of Happiness: A Clinical and Biblical Perspective Hey there, happiness seekers! Ever wonder what really makes us …
