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. ...
Are you possessed by your work? Or, another way I’ve heard this asked lately – “are you a slave to your own internal Pharaoh (or master)?” Obviously taken from a bit of Biblical reading. But the question seems to come from a lot of different...
I was skimming through The Doctor and the Soul in preparation for an upcoming speech I’m giving at the 2021 Educating for Careers Conference, and remembered again how pertinent this information is right now – especially as many of us face frustrations and...
What do golf, mental health, education, and work all have in common? (Other than being things I am very interested, and sometimes very active, in?) They are all institutions that once, or maybe still, believe that there is ONE WAY to do something right. But that is...
