The Main Ingredient

Getting out of my comfort zone.

Robert Evans Wilson Jr.

What I Learned From Road Rage

A Personal Perspective: Road rage can easily become dangerous if you engage with the wrong driver.

Surprise: Charisma Is a Skill, Not a Gift

You are not born with charisma, and you can develop it at any age. Here's how.

What's in That Fine Print You Didn't Read?

A Personal Perspective: Life is full of "fine print," both visible and invisible, that can come back to haunt you if you don't read it.

The Cost of Unintended Consequences

It is in our nature to act right away when a problem occurs, but is it necessarily the wisest thing to do?

What's the Opposite of Fear?

Is there an opposite of fear? There is and it's all about how you deal with it.

Confessions of a Narcissist Magnet

I finally figured out that I had a pattern of dating narcissists, which enabled me to liberate myself from my addiction.

Say Good-Bye to Future-Tripping and Negative Retrospection

Being actively engaged in the moment — where you are and what you are doing right now — is a great way to stay cheerful and at peace.

A Restorative Secular Philosophy That’s Applicable to Everyone

Jesus's secular philosophy, which is distinct from his theology, offers a transformative way of judging right and wrong.

How to Keep Victimization From Defining Your Life

Everyone has suffered a tragedy. How you react to it will determine whether you remain a victim or become a survivor.

Are Negative Core Beliefs Wrecking Your Life?

Core beliefs are so powerful they can affect everything we do, yet most of us aren’t aware that they exist. Here's how to discover and change your negative deep-seated beliefs.

Stop Bullying Yourself and Silence Your Inner Critic

The power of suggestion can turn negative self-talk into a self-fulfilling prophecy. Here's how to change your inner dialogue to a positive one.

How Subtle Suggestions Can Alter Your Behavior

The power of suggestion can be used for good or evil. Your best protection is knowing how to recognize it.

Success Is Simple When This Happens!

Is success simpler or more complex than people think? Here's my opinion.

Cognitive Bias Is the Loose Screw in Critical Thinking

In order to be a critical thinker, you must be aware of your cognitive biases. Here are some of the most common ones to watch out for.

You Have No Excuse for Not Thinking Critically

Has a news story made you angry, afraid, anxious, depressed, ecstatic, or excited? That may be an indication of fake news, and you need to investigate further before accepting it.

How I 'GOT' the Difference Between Amateurs & Professionals

What is the real difference between amateurs and professionals? How does it enhance your creativity?

Imposter Syndrome: When You Feel Like a Fraud

If you ever feel like you do not deserve your achievements, that you might be a fraud, then you should read this post.

The Office of U.S. President Is Too Powerful

Are you upset by the president of the United States? I suggest that the problem is not the person occupying the office, but that the office itself is too powerful.

Situational Awareness: Safety, Creativity, and Truth

Situational awareness is more than trying to stay safe; it's about finding truth and creative opportunities.

When Is Lying, Cheating, and Stealing Acceptable?

Does improving the greater good make lying, cheating, and stealing an acceptable option?

What Secrets Will Your Closet Tell?

Your biography could be written after a good look into your shoe closet.

How Imagination Can Transform Your Life

This amazing tool of creative thinking will help you accomplish what you want.

Propaganda ‘til You Puke

Whether you believe it or not, propaganda is influencing your life. Propaganda is insidious, constant, and everywhere. Do you know how to recognize it?

Narcissists Delight as Pandemic Boosts Online Dating

Narcissists abound in the online dating world. Here are some tips on how to avoid them.

Everything Has a Story

Look at the objects around you, such as the items on your desk. What stories can you tell about them? They will be as interesting as you make them.

What Were You Certain About?

Certainty makes people comfortable and secure, but it stifles freedom and creativity.

Don’t Quit... at Least Not Yet

When doubt causes you to procrastinate, it deteriorates your sense of self-worth, which can spiral into depression. That's why it's so important to push ahead.

Fear: Lifesaver or Manipulator

The type of news that attracts the most people is negative; and negative news that inspires fear attracts the largest audience.

Is Everyone a Hero Now?

Has the meaning of the word "hero" been watered down to the point it seems like everyone is a hero?

Why Do You Need a Purpose in Life?

If you don’t know what your purpose is, how do you find it? That’s easy...

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