Reflections George Carlin Was Right About Your Stuff
In 1986, George Carlin explained that a house is just a pile of stuff with a cover on it. He meant it as a joke. He also meant it.
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Reflections Somewhere Between Enlightenment and a Good Night's Sleep
The Buddha said to live in the present moment. He did not mention that the present moment would contain a to-do list.
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Reflections Nobody Is Coming to Save You, and That's Actually Good News
Viktor Frankl found the gap between what happens and what you do about it while surviving conditions that should have closed it permanently.
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Reflections Comfort Without Purpose Is Its Own Trap
A comedy about two men who swap lives gets at something the self-help section never quite says plainly.
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Reflections The Stoics Knew You Were Going to Waste Your Morning
Memento mori isn't morbid. It's the most practical morning routine ever written.
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