The most famous poet in America is probably Emily Dickinson. Or maybe Robert Frost or Edgar Allan Poe. Or more recently, Maya Angelou. But none of...
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The most famous poet in America is probably Emily Dickinson. Or maybe Robert Frost or Edgar Allan Poe. Or more recently, Maya Angelou. But none of...
Continue Reading“Give me a lever long enough and a fulcrum on which to place it, and I shall move the world.” - Archimedes
Continue ReadingThe pursuit of happiness is literally written in the second paragraph of the first article of the Declaration of Independence.
Continue ReadingIn 1953, Fred Rogers moved back home to Pennsylvania after working for NBC in New York City. He got a job on The Children’s Corner, on Pittsburgh...
Continue ReadingIn 2019, Professor Paul Ingram of Columbia University published a first-of-its-kind paper on the careers of 90 pioneering abstract artists.
Continue ReadingWhen we’re asked an honest question, we should do our best to answer it directly without waffling.
Continue ReadingAbout 90% of drivers think they’re above average. We don’t have to be statisticians to see the math on that doesn’t work. Lots of people think...
Continue ReadingWhen we’re thinking about our future, we tend to focus on the big decisions. Big steps. A career. A city. A spouse.
Continue ReadingJohn Wooden was the head basketball coach at UCLA from 1948-1975 and he had lots of rules.
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