Loyalty or Happiness
Loyalty is considered to be a noble trait to possess, but it may simply maintain the status quo at the expense of personal happiness.
Loyalty is considered to be a noble trait to possess, but it may simply maintain the status quo at the expense of personal happiness.
Capitalism is a common scapegoat for the world’s economic woes, but in most cases we’re aiming our disdain at the wrong target.
The best way to shut down a discussion and make sure no one walks away with anything valuable is to become offended.
Many of the problems with have with politicians stem from the fact that we vote for candidates based on non-leadership-related attributes.
Most debates are little more than parallel speeches at unreceptive audiences. It could be otherwise, if we decided to make it so.
Without equal parts sharpening and cutting, any weapon becomes dull and useless. Balance is vital in becoming the most capable instrument you can be.
Common sense is essential for day-to-day decisions, but can be incredibly harmful if applied to questions of right and wrong.
Confidence is worth having, but requires constant maintenance.
Relationships aren’t easy, though perhaps even harder is ending one that isn’t working. If done right, a breakup party can be just what the doctor ordered.
Technology has given us an unparalleled ability to share knowledge, but has also allowed us to close ourselves off from new ideas like never before.