We live in difficult times. Times when it's easy to lose your temper - and composure - letting hostility and rudeness run wide. Times in which insults …
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Accompany in pain, but don’t drown in it
Accompanying is a sign of generosity, but drowning in the pain of others is lack of perspective. Helping others solve their problems is a sign of …
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Motivated Reasoning: When wanting to be right is unreasonable
We like to think that we are rational and reasonable people. Logicals. Objectives. That belief, however, can play against us. It can make us think …
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The question you should ask yourself before deciding – almost – anything
Every day we make tens or hundreds of decisions. Most are more or less inconsequential, such as deciding what we will have for breakfast or how we …
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Having fewer things at home helps us decide better
Save, accumulate and collect are actions that most of us know perfectly. We pile things up for different reasons. Because they have a sentimental …
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Why do some people never admit they are wrong?
We all make mistakes. We are not infallible. And we commit them more often than we would like to recognize. Some mistakes are small and …
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7 quotes of Jorge Luis Borges that not everyone likes
"Death is the essence of life. Life is an approaching death”, said Jorge Luis Borges. The Argentine writer who marked twentieth-century literature had …
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