How have you been doing during the pandemic? I’ve asked, and been asked that on countless meetings this past year. And I’ve always fallen back to this answer: I’m just glad that all my friends and family are healthy and employed. The coronavirus reminded me just how fragile life is. I’ve have a few friends […]
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The power of helping your parents “complete” the never-ending job of parenthood.
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Why we wait for others to take the first step, and the merits of going first.
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We do petty things when we feel small.
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Spoiler: acknowledging doesn’t mean you have to agree.
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This article is not an argument to do drugs. It’s meant to broaden the conversation about drugs. It was the year 2000. Officer Sherman strutted in front of our 5th grade D.A.R.E. class. He was over 6 feet tall, had huge muscles, and a gun. The picture of authority to a 10 year old. He
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You’ve had that moment. Sized up a person. Figured that you’re probably better/smarter/sexier than them. Then you find out they’re a Harvard grad, dates a model, or makes waaay more money than you do. Wait, that asshole makes more than me? Cognitive dissonance ensues. This can happen everywhere: The lazy student in class got the
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