Thoughts on Turning 30
As I approach my thirtieth birthday in the coming weeks, I have chosen to review my life in detail, and to dissect each layer of my being to discover what I am comprised of.
As I approach my thirtieth birthday in the coming weeks, I have chosen to review my life in detail, and to dissect each layer of my being to discover what I am comprised of.
Nancy Sharp | Posted 05.31.2012
Every May, the buzz of adult, kid, family and professional activities wipes me out. So much so that I tend to feel rather porous, as if my brain has turned to Swiss cheese.
Amanda Slavin | Posted 05.31.2012
This act of forgiveness is beyond powerful. Forgiveness allows you to see people for all they are, and see yourself for who you are.
Deepak Chopra | Posted 05.01.2012
In the following posts I'll suggest a new synthesis that takes the most basic aspects of brain function to show that the era of higher brain function has arrived, awaiting only how you and I choose to participate.
Tanya Martin | Posted 01.16.2012
What if they were able to reveal the most intimate details of both our words and actions? What if the covers were pulled off our hidden sins and exposed for the entire world to evaluate?
Christopher Meeks | Posted 01.21.2012
I came across a picture of myself in college, and was stunned how much I used to look like my son does now, who's also in college. I wanted to write a letter to my younger self -- or is it to my son? It works either way.
Trish Mitchell | Posted 12.24.2011
Dearest Trisha, You are about to have a rough year. Your 16th birthday was crap, I know, like a lot of your life so far, but I promise it'll be ok. I...
Renata Helfman | Posted 01.16.2012
Have you ever felt like you look in the mirror too much? I'm raising my own hand very high as I pose that question.
Rosalind Wiseman | Posted 10.11.2011
It is essential to women's emotional health to love their body in spite of the constant messages we get that we only deserve to do so if we are as thin as we are told to be. But somewhere along the way we lost the overall point.
Brandon G. Withrow | Posted 06.07.2011
Time and distance may make it hard for me to remember why I believed what I did once. Why did my early ideas make sense then but now seem so foreign?
Kingsley Dennis, Ph.D. | Posted 11.17.2011
When we spend hours in the front of a computer screen, we may be involved in rewiring our neural connections to make our brains more receptive to a modern, highly connected and networked lifestyle.
Holly Sidell | Posted 05.25.2011
Since high school, one of my favorite quotes has been Ralph Waldo Emerson's "Traveling is a fool's paradise." And I always believed this quote to be resoundingly true.
Todd Greene | Posted 11.17.2011
One of the most interesting things about traveling is how much it broadens the mind's perspective (much needed). A perfect example is traffic.
Dr. Paula Bloom | Posted 11.17.2011
Parents today worry about how their decisions are sending their kids straight to a shrink's couch. As if parents keep a running tab of what each "mistake" might cost in future therapy bills.
Danielle Cavallucci | Posted 11.17.2011
With 2009 coming to an end and so many of us having "lost" so many of the material comforts and ease that marked years prior, we are faced with an opportunity to do the soul work necessary for a more fulfilling, heart-centered life.
Lynn Tilton | Posted 05.25.2011
As we start this new decade, we face the dangers of an unprecedented anger embedded in our nation as well as in countries across the the world. It is a time when divides are widening.
Stacey Radin | Posted 11.17.2011
I just received news that I will be physically fine -- but the learning that came from two months of grappling with life and death was the best education I could have ever received.
Tom Matlack | Posted 11.17.2011
Men don't talk because the very vocabulary for day-to-day life has been so dominated by a female frame of reference that we've lost the ability to explain ourselves in any meaningful way.
Tom Matlack | Posted 11.17.2011
"What religion are you?" my 13 year-old son Seamus asked me last night. His mother and I have been divorced since he was six months old. He's grown up a strict Catholic. I was born a Quaker.
Pavel Somov, Ph.D. | Posted 05.25.2011
What can I say? I can't quite say "it'd be funny if it wasn't so true" - because it is true and it is funny. I can simply say this: in Will Ferrell's portrayal of "W", the Cort Theatre has finally met its historical Jester.
Dr. Susan Corso | Posted 11.17.2011
Every bit of advice in this book has been self-tested and found to work or not to work, and the author says so. Up front. No equivocating. You gotta like that in a personal development person.
Susan R. Hatten | Posted 05.31.2012