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How to Find Meaning in Life with “Man’s Search for Meaning” by Viktor Frankl (+ 2 Infographics)
Did you know Man's Search for Meaning was first published in German in 1946 as A Psychologist Experiences the Concentration Camp and Say Yes to Life in Spite of Everything? It wasn't until 1959 that the English translation was first published as …
A “Short” Summary of Everything I Learned from Sloww’s Posts 101-200
This is literally post #201 on the site—a "short" summary of the last 16 months of my journey (posts 101-200). I published something similar back when Sloww hit 100 posts. It's amazing to see how my focus areas have naturally evolved over …
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How to Better Understand Your Brain: Connecting “The Golden Circle” by Simon Sinek & “The Three Layers of Behavior Change” by James Clear (+ Infographic)
I couldn't help but notice a similarity between the books Atomic Habits by James Clear and Find Your Why (also Start With Why) by Simon Sinek. Instead of presenting the brain in a complex fashion that makes your eyes glaze over, Clear and Sinek …
Spirituality vs Religion? 55 Ways “A New Earth” (Eckhart Tolle) & “The Purpose Driven Life” (Rick Warren) say the Same Thing about Life Purpose
At first glance, you may be surprised to see the names Eckhart Tolle and Rick Warren in the same sentence. Your surprise may turn to sheer shock when I propose to you that 80-90% of their messages are the same. How could that be? After all, isn't …
13 Life Lessons from the “Slow Down” Letter the Harvard College Dean sent to all New Students
"Slow down and do a smaller number of things more deeply." — Harry R. Lewis (1) Many thanks to Carl Honoré's book, In Praise of Slowness, for bringing this wonderful Harvard letter to my attention. In 2001, the Dean of Harvard College, Harry R. …
