Re-post: How to thrive when the world is drowning in chaos
Fermented grapes make wine. Fermented molasses makes rum. Fermented agave makes tequila. But what do you get when you ferment tomatoes? You get tomato wine [...]
Re-post: Unconditional self-esteem and how to get it
In 333 BC Alexander the Great and his army marched into Gordium, the capital of Phrygia. He observed a tangled set of knots tied to [...]
Why The Daily Learning Model Grows Confidence
Robert Ammerman left his wife and daughter in the car at a rest stop so he could go to the bathroom. But when he got [...]
Re-post: Noisy Mind? How Occurring-Awareness Can Lead To Inner Silence
Why did millions of people in the Soviet Union choose to sit in the dark one evening in 1977? The Soviet Union had decided to [...]
Re-post: Why a hidden belief causes fear of failure (and what to do about it)
In 1864, a brutal winter hit the town of Panguitch in Utah (then called Fairview). The people in the town would soon starve if they [...]
Re-post: The power of gratitude to transform your life
In 1986 the carrot industry was in trouble. Supermarkets would only buy the most beautiful carrots. The ugly ones would get turned into juice or [...]
Re-post: How the drip-drip method cures the slow-learning blues
Some skills seem quite difficult to learn. However, learning is much easier when the right structures are applied. One of these powerful learning structures is [...]
Struggling To Find Alternative Interpretations? Four Questions That Generate Them Easily
The swallowtail caterpillar is a pudgy creature that spends all day nibbling leaves. It should be an easy meal for a bird, but many birds [...]
Why A Clue In The Present Can Help You Find The Source Of A Belief In The Past
How did a 66-year-old man beat hundreds of young, fit men in a 1,000-mile bicycle race? The year was 1951. The man was Gustaf Håkansson. [...]
