Tag: Psychology & Thinking
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What Are Some Life Hacks That You Practice?
Reading Time: < 1 minute At 63, my life hacks are simple: putting on pants without falling, taking naps, and finding ways to enjoy life without getting hurt.
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How do you write what people actually want to read?
Reading Time: 2 minutes How I approach blogging, from history and satire to Brazil, retirement, short reads, and connecting with other bloggers and their work.
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The Identity Filter: How We Really Judge Politicians
Reading Time: 6 minutesHow we judge our politicians or do we just vote based on what we know and thing following a group or pattern. Does it even matter.
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What’s the most spontaneous thing you’ve ever done?
Reading Time: < 1 minute A spontaneous decision at 22 led to a failed painting business, a hard lesson about friendship, and an unexpected path into a technology career.
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A place I visited that felt like home.
Reading Time: < 1 minute Home has meant different things at different times in my life. Brazil is nothing like those homes, yet somehow it has felt like home from the very beginning.
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Coffee with Kevin: Weekly Reflections on Life, Work, and Everything Else
Reading Time: 2 minutes Growing up in New Hampshire, snow was great as a kid. Now I miss watching it fall with a hot coffee, but not enough to shovel it again.
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Daily Writing Prompt 15-Sep: What’s the Best Advice You’d Give to Someone Younger Than You?
Reading Time: < 1 minute Do your best, avoid unnecessary debt, don’t chase money, love someone for who they are, and remember that even the rough times eventually pass.
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How Did We Get Here – The Decisions That Created the Nuclear Age
Reading Time: 6 minutes From Hiroshima to today’s nuclear threats, the decisions of 1945 created a dangerous world. What can history teach us before it’s too late?
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Daily Writing Prompt 10-Sep: How Does Your Mindset Affect Your Financial Success?
Reading Time: < 1 minute Financial success isn’t always about accumulating wealth. Sometimes it’s having enough, enjoying life, accepting what you can’t change, and being happy.