Many of us have been conditioned to glorify more—more degrees, more skills, more certifications. But what if the real power lies not in adding, but in pausing? In taking a moment to examine the ...

Why is changing one’s mind so hard? We all have deeply held beliefs, some of which remain so unshakeable that even when faced with contradictory evidence, we will still discount undisputed facts.

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Charlie Mackesy has a wonderful little book called "The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse." It looks and reads like a children’s book, but it is far from that. It is a book of wisdom and simple ...

There is always something new to learn. And for the most part, humans are pretty good at learning new things. But what’s a little more difficult is to unlearn — especially when it comes to unwinding ...

Cheryl Viola is earning a Ph.D. in organizational leadership and has designed and facilitated company training courses. To learn more, email her at cheryl.viola17@gmail.com. True growth requires ...

I've written about therapy before: its impact, its reach, and its benefits. And, though I might need many more posts to fully explain how beneficial this process is, one reason behind its success and ...

Charlie Mackesy's "The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse" inspires reflection on the importance of unlearning ingrained beliefs and biases. Unlearning is presented as a process of growth, not ...

The pace of change is accelerating across nearly every facet of society—technology, culture, economics, and even how we think about ourselves. In this rapidly evolving landscape, learning new skills ...