Deni Carise, 10.23.2009
Incoming Chief Clinical Officer, Phoenix House/Adjunct Clinical Professor, University of Pennsylvania/Director, TSR Section, Treatment Research Institute
In today's society, so many of us work like dogs. When it comes to winding down, we want instant gratification. So, I wasn't surprised that more and more career women end the day with a few hits of pot.
Andy Borowitz, 06.05.2009
BorowitzReport.com
Whoever said that the early bird gets the worm could have been talking about me, only I'm a person, not a bird, and I'm not interested in getting worms, more like getting things done.
Ward Sutton, 06.12.2009
Cartoonist, illustrator, rock poster artist and animator
In her new book, Winifred Gallagher thoroughly makes the case that our lives -- and the people we are -- are a product of what we choose to focus our attention on.
Russell Bishop, 04.23.2009
Senior Editor-at-Large, Author, Executive Coach, and Performance Improvement Consultant
People multitask everywhere these days, thinking they are being productive - Blackberrying away while walking down the street, texting while driving,...
Alvaro Fernandez, 04.12.2008
Co-Author of The SharpBrains Guide to Brain Fitness (May 2009)
A few weeks ago, in my post on Why Do You Turn Down the Radio When You're Lost, we discussed some of the mental skills required for driving-and why mu...