Social Science

Worry can be a troublesome and relentless foe. Most of the things on which we spend our precious time and energy worrying ceaselessly over will never come to pass. Unfortunately, we all too often waste a good portion of our…
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Have you ever wonder why we do what we do? What determines good deeds and wrong going? Is it society that draws the path of good and the path of evil? Is it the little voice we all claim to…
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Criticism is the most important form of evaluation available to a human being. In whatever field, it is the risk and the test, socially, personally, and professionally. There is no monopoly on the office of critic. There are six billion…
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Is procrastination holding you back? As a coach there are two issues above all others that I am asked by people to help deal with more than any others – the first is work-life balance (or life-work balance as I…
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I personally have had many numerous encounters where my intuition hasn’t failed me. I think trusting your inner-self on how you feel about another individual may prevent you from dealing with future issues that may or may not be pleasant….
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The Tattooed Lady “What is the self but the sum of everything we remember.” Milan Kundera The Book of Laughter and Forgetting Last night I dreamt of visiting my old house, the one I lived in when I was married…
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Success and failure are the two sides of a coin, both follow  throughout a lifetime. Another way of saying that is  sometimes you win, and sometimes you lose, and neither being too ecstatic over one, nor defeated by the other….
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Sometimes, we as a society make and create standards that are meant to be for the good of everyone. Not always are these standards as good as the society believes it to be. Sometimes these standards do irrevocable harm to…
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Library or noisy shopping mall? An evening at home or a party with 200 people that lasts half the night? Although all of us are unique, half of us are introverted, in the true definition of the term. Because society…
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Synchronicity is coincidence that is not just coincidence. Coined by Carl Jung, the word describes a concept known in religion and mysticism for millennia. Jung brought this concept into the field of psychology, along with the ideas of archetypes and…
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