When his parents passed away, leaving him with a collection of mementos, Matt was suddenly confronted with how... and why... he saves the things he does....
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Multitasking has been proven again and again to be completely self-defeating. So... how do we defeat multitasking instead of letting it defeat us?...
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We're used to thinking that smartphones are just distractions. But what if they could actually connect us to the deepest realities of all?...
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How developing and growing an open mind has made my life richer, more beautiful, and incredibly powerful....
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Daily Life, Wisdom Warehouse |
February 04, 2016
We Need To Start Aiming To Be Happy Instead Of Rich
Even WANTING to winning the lottery can stop us from achieving happiness....
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When are shortcuts unhelpful and when can we actually take ones that work for our daily lives? Geoff Mitelman explores the myths and the facts of shortcuts....
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Why walking is one of the most useful (and underused) tools for mindfulness, finding direction, and health....
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In a recent group trip of Christian Pastors to Israel that Brad led, a black pastor refused to visit the Holocaust museum. In the end, Brad became more introspective than hurt. Find out why....
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I don’t often watch Downton Abbey (truth be told, I only watched ten minutes of it one time), but the frenzy over the start of what is to be the final season of this popular TV series has me thinking. Why is it so popular? It’s an artificial world, a dramatic fantasy. Yes, the costumes are charming and the plot similar enough to a soap opera to keep people tuning in. But I think there’s something else contributing to it’s appeal, something that is lacking in much of public discourse: civility. The......
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I don’t think I’ve ever written about money before — certainly not for The Wisdom Daily — and not so often about sports either, but today I am writing about both. When I discovered the story of NFL wide receiver, Ryan Broyles, I felt like I had no choice, in the best and most inspiring sense of the word. His story speaks to me as a husband, father, worker, employer, and perhaps most transparently, as one who values financial responsibility while trying not to let “responsibility” become a code word for worrying......
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