Ponderables

Recently, I read about Chris Downey, a successful architect in San Francisco who at age 45 lost his sight completely. He had a tumor safely

When on personal growth path, we tend to attract others who are similarly focused. The like-minded drive and the support we experience is often crucial

Perusing Reddit this week, I found this delightful image of a baby goat, embodying the essence of stubbornness. All at once, the cuteness warmed my

The idea of how cognitive bias influences our lives has always been something society at large has struggled to overcome. Within recent years, biases in

In 1960, a renowned plastic surgeon named Dr. Maxwell Maltz published a groundbreaking work about cognitive bias called Psyco-Cybernetics: A New Way to Get More

To anyone who grew up in the ‘70s, ‘80s, and even ‘90s, it was pretty much impossible to miss the phenomenon that was Rocky Balboa,

Earlier this month, we pondered the story of Julia Albu, the retired widow who traveled from South Africa to London to have tea with Queen

Last year, Julia Abu found herself on a remarkable adventure – all because she said “yes” when so many of us would have said, “no,

In the 14th-Century epic poem, Dante’s Inferno, the sign over the gates of Hell reads, “Abandon all hope, ye who enter here.” It’s commonly thought