With all of the talk, LinkedIn blog posts, and Forbes’ articles about Millennials needing purpose at work, “purpose” itself seems to be losing its alluring and existentially-critical luster. Purpose is becoming a business fad. This is sad. This is dangerous. Especially, if we don’t know what purpose really means. This is why I believe it … Read more
Where are you? Through the help of a book a student loaned me, “The Way of The Peaceful Warrior,” I learned a valuable lesson this week about the ego by which we live, control, and try to plan our lives. It all started with a simple question, “Where are you?” We act as if we … Read more
The problem with plans I have come to the realization that most of our plans are somebody else’s. Would you eagerly put on an outfit that someone else handmade for you if they never knew you, saw you, or thought about you? Probably not. So, why then, do we obsess over, stress over, and squeeze … Read more