Don’t Be A Dick

I once heard a story about Richard Nixon, the former President. During his summer vacations from the rigors of academia, Nixon’s father, ever keen on nurturing his son’s intellectual prowess, would give him a series of stimulating tasks. One such assignment involved writing an essay on a subject that held little interest for the young […]
The Sacred Act of Caring for Others

Many individuals, whether voluntarily or involuntarily, have found themselves in the role of caregiver. Whether it be for a sick family member, a friend, or even a pet, this role can be challenging and exhausting. However, it can also have a profound spiritual significance. Caring for another person requires us to step outside of our […]
21 Cents

The following is a true story: Barbara hummed along to the radio as she made her way down the winding road to her home. She was coming from Wal-Mart. It had been particularly hot this year, and she needed a pair of shorts. She liked to walk in the mornings before the weather became too […]
How to Build Confidence and Reduce Anxiety after a Change

+Photo Credit: Wasa Crispbread via Unsplash This month’s contribution is brought to you by: Derek Goodman Something in your world has shifted. Maybe it was a relationship or a job or a significant loss. Now you are trying to find your new normal, but it feels a little strange getting back out there. […]
The Texture of Life

What are we sacrificing in the name of convenience? My friend drinks Red Rose tea. One day while I was visiting, he opened a new box, and inside was a little “Wade Whimsy” figurine. I asked him what it was. Apparently, until recently, Red Rose tea included a figurine of some kind inside every […]
