The Greatest Lie Ever Told

Shopaholics are out of control and utilitarianism is excruciatingly boring.   In the U.S., consumer spending contributes up to approximately 70% of the total GDP. That amounts to $13.28 Trillion dollars.[i] The Industrial Revolution served as an impetus that enabled manufacturers to produce more goods than ever before. In the 1920’s, the American markets had …

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The Secret to Success: No One Knows the Secret

Success isn’t something you accomplish. It is something you feel.   Nassim Nicholas Taleb in his book, The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable, showcases the impact of rare and unpredictable outlier events and the human tendency to find simplistic explanations for these events, retrospectively. One such outlier is that fifty percent of …

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Exert your Anxiety

Disclaimer: For the purpose of this post, I refer to anxiety as is experienced by those on a day-to-day basis and not people who have been diagnosed with anxiety. Anxiety doesn’t need a cage. It needs a jungle gym. According to the American Psychological Association, millennials report above average stress levels and government data indicates …

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Ubuntu

I am because we are. If the word Ubuntu makes you tilt your head and think of an open-source Operating System that you heard about in the early 2000’s, then we were in the same boat. The Playbook is a Netflix documentary that captures the winning strategies behind some of the most decorated coaches in …

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Be Kind

If you want a six-pack and are willing to do burpees in your living room until you throw up, I recommend buying a bucket. As the new year approaches, people start scurrying and scanning their minds for potential New Year’s resolutions. Mental notes are reviewed, receipts are calculated, calories are counted, and promises that were …

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