This podcast was a lot of fun to record! Rabbi B. goes deep inside the Enneagram – what it means, how it works, how to use it to better understand yourself, and how to “defy” the negative aspects of your nature. From there, we segue into my use of...
A new year is often cause for resolutions and goal-setting. But instead, for this year, I am recommending choosing “words to live by”. As promised in a Monday Morning Update a few weeks ago, here is a discussion on the words I am choosing for 2022 –...
“The right attitude to the horror of existence—the alternative to resentment, deceit, and arrogance—is the assumption that there is enough of you, society, and the world to justify existence. That is faith in yourself, your fellow man, and the structure of...
As long as creative values are in the forefront of the life task, their actualization generally coincides with a person’s work. Work usually represents the area in which a the individual’s uniqueness stands in relation to society and thus acquires meaning...
I’ve had a lot of fun sharing the ideas in my presentation LEADing for Meaning: What is “Meaning at Work?” with several groups and conferences this year. I thought you might find some of the information helpful. Of course, if you would like to...
I was recommended to read Humankind: A Hopeful History by Pam Roy, co-founder of the Viktor Frankl Institute of America. The book takes a positive, and sometimes meaningful, approach to the question of human nature, and whether humankind is inherently good or evil. ...
