Just as intellect or athleticism are gifts, so too is natural curiosity. And as with all gifts, they are advanced if/when we apply self-discipline. Or they can be left undeveloped...
I’m mentoring a young man whose great strength and weakness is his energy. His mind runs at 100 MPH and it only turns off when he sleeps, if he does...
How Socially Responsible Investing Lost Its Soul | Rachel Evans
By Tim McCarthy
October 18, 2019
Editor’s comment: As with every fad and trend I’ve witnessed, there are a lot of fakers in the early years of growth. ESG Investing (Environmental, Social and Governance) is another...
My first thoughts are generally good. At this age and with my experience, I suppose they should be. But first thoughts are still only that: first thoughts. They should be only the...
Second-Order Thinking: What Smart People Use to Outperform | Shane Parrish
By Tim McCarthy
October 18, 2019
Editor's Comment: I ran into the Farnam Street blog and Parrish quite by accident. What I found is a fascinating learning community "dedicated to improving self-education in a learning community...
Editor’s note: For this one time, I’ve chosen a magazine of the month. I finally broke down and bought a subscription to The Economist in 2017 having only enjoyed airport...
Remembering the people who came before us is important. It calls to mind the things they taught us It reminds us to say thanks by contacting them Remembering my mentors...
The homily last Sunday was centered on the theme, “where does it hurt?”. Our priest’s point was that you cannot identify how to fix what ails you until you know...
