The Art Of Awareness, Or 12 Practical Ways To Not Completely Hate Yourself
What you think others think is more important than what they actually think. (It shows you to yourself.)
10 Rules Writers Know (That Magically Apply To Everything Else As Well)
The most beautiful art is the depiction of an honest journey in which one speaks to themselves and lets others overhear the conversation. Also, everybody thinks they suck.
How Many Hollywood Tragedies Before We Understand That Fame And Money Don’t Mean Happiness?
I have a hard time believing that Robin — or really anybody who has perished despite a seemingly phenomenal life — wouldn’t want us to understand this.
5 Incredible Passages From An Astrophysicist And Buddhist On The Similarities Of Science And Spirituality
While cosmologists look at outer space with massive instruments and difficult calculations using mathematics, Buddhists look at inner space with mindfulness and concentration.
20 Things Every Libran Woman Knows To Be True
You are indecisive to an unhealthy, destructive fault.
Watch: How Gendered Marketing Is Designed To Trick You Into Spending Significantly More
“The world isn’t black and white… it’s pink and blue.”
Good News, You Are Not Your Brain, And 12 Other Essays That Will Change Your Life
This was a pleasure to compile. A life hack for you: ask everybody you know what essay, article, story or poem…
We’re Giving Away Copies Of My New Book, The Human Element
This giveaway is now over, but you can buy a copy of The Human Element on Amazon or iBooks.
The Psychological Function Of Art
The books you treat like bibles. The doodles and quotes in your journal, the Tumblr photos you reblog. The glossy magazines you flipped through when you were a pre-teen crafting ideas about womanhood that you’d have to dismantle for yourself.
It Isn’t Your Job To Play Someone Else’s God
You don’t owe yourself to the things you left behind. You don’t have to worry about the people who don’t worry about you. You don’t have to be fighting an upward battle to have a life that has meaning. You aren’t worthier for having suffered.