If something is possible, it's doable. If something is doable, chances are, it's already been done. Strive for the impossible; that's what separates men from great men.
While I was still in the Navy, I was once asked: "What does the phrase 'thank you for your service' mean to you?" I have since been out of the Navy now for 18 months after 12 years of service, but still, receive the same salutation based on my Veteran status. Regardless of my military …
I have a theory. That theory is based on the ability to change one's paradigm without the direct knowledge of external contributors. Meaning, can a subject change one’s view of them without that person or persons noticing? It is my goal to prove that is totally possible.
November 17, 2017Nov. 13, 2017 bore witness to the passing of one of America’s true and great heroes. At 93 years of age, retired U.S. Navy Capt. Thomas Hudner’s passing leaves behind a legacy of heroism, service with honor, brotherhood, equality, and dedication to his country. After graduating from the Naval Academy in 1946, Hudner became a …
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This is the first in a new series of recurring “Wisdom Wednesday” posts where I share my ongoing education in the field of psychology, as well as my experience using that knowledge in my everyday life and the perspective I gain from it. A full archive of these "where's your head at" posts can be …
There is a clear delineation between dwelling and reflection, introspection and torment, brooding and contemplation… It's important to identify what is, and what is not under your control. Abraham Maslow, an incredible psychologist, got it right. While most people, including his colleagues, had a lop-sided view of human nature to be neurotic and insecure, he …
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