Editor’s Note: How the brain works simply fascinates me. Of other such books I’ve read, Burton is a bit more readable. And this particular topic engaged me since I’m from...
What is music’s role in your life? Reflect for a moment; enjoy the rumination. For most, there are songs and artists who played in the background of some...
Editor’s note: Simply haunting. I now understand why it became a 20th century classic. Like fine art, it invites interpretation, one of which is that Camus created a commentary on...
“No one cares about your excuses as much as you do. In fact, no one cares about your excuses at all, except you." When people’s actions have outcomes that don’t...
How to change the world All successful cultural change (books, movies, public health), has a super-simple two-step loop: AWARENESS TENSION It’s easy to focus on awareness. Get the word out....
Editor’s note: I’ve been enjoying these lads from Athens, Ohio, for a few years now and still I find another and another song that strikes me both for its...
What books changed how you think? The list below is a small but significant sample of the ones that have changed mine. The Bible , Old Testament; New Testament...
Editor’s comment: I read this because the Times book review called it a “brilliant literary puzzle about…the warping force of wealth”. They did not understate it as I...
For me, quotes are collections of words that make me think. Whether famous or just from friends and family, my favorites cause behavior changes. Below are from the...
The youngest of our three, Caitlin, and I have talked many times about the effects of watching our older siblings as we grow up. I had four sisters and four...
"Ring the bells that still can ring Forget your perfect offering There is a crack, a crack in everything That's how the light gets in" -Leonard Cohen Kintsugi or golden...
Editor’s note: If you take a little idolizing and some moderate preaching at the end, you will enjoy this well-researched work on one of America’s most interesting periods. A...
Editor’s Note: When I was school, I’m not sure dyslexia was even identified. And so these kids seen as “stupid” or “slow learners”. When my kids were in school, dyslexia...