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Monday’s Meditation: On Making Each Other Wrong Vs. Making Room For Mistakes

All it takes is a scroll through the comment section of any large online platform to see that, along with becoming a (some might say overly) PC society, we have become a group of people in the habit of scolding each other. Criticizers are all-too-common culprits of comment-section tumult who seem strangely eager to have found a chance to scold the team or individual behind a post. This is ugly. I can't believe you would ...
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Monday’s Meditations: On Rules, Habits & Motivations

We live by a series of rules. The rules of society. The rules of our families. And the rules we set for ourselves: I can't go to bed until there are less than 10 unread emails in my inbox. I can't have more than one slice of cake.  I can't buy any more new shoes this month. I have to go to the gym every day this week. These are the sorts of mandates we ...
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The Ideal House Feature: A Better Take On The Baby & Dog Gate

If we could build the perfect room from scratch, what would it look like? What features would it contain? Let’s have ourselves a little daydream… You ever notice how, far more so than an ability to perform high-level tasks, it is the most mundane ones that test and/or reveal a person's intelligence? Forget about astro physics; a human who can't figure out how to put their arm up in the air to hail a cab ...
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9 Ways To Keep Incoming Work & School Papers Organized

There are pros and cons to everything, children included. Pros: they're filled with wonder for the world as whole, they make absurd and often hilarious pronouncements, they get to wear adorable clothing, etc. Cons: they, or their educators, are responsible for creating a ginormous paper trail. The schools send home all of the notifying papers. The homework: it comes raining in. The artwork: it gets prodigiously made. But in life, all things are relative. How ...
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Monday’s Meditation: On Being Scared To Make A Decision (& Why You Don’t Need To Be)

There are no wrong decisions. I'll say that again: there are no wrong decisions. You cannot choose wrongly, because either way, you benefit. If you make a decision and the outcome is exceedingly positive, you will have moved your life forward and will feel victorious. If you make a decision and the outcome is seemingly negative, you will have earned yourself an important lesson, and thus, moved your life forward. The key to being able ...
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