Psychology and the Family Game (podcast)
Real life disappoints; we want a second chance. Beyond play, family games are communal, collaborative, cathartic, and suggestive.
Personality Profiles are Bogus (podcast $)
Personality profiles are bogus manufactured evidence that can both truly reveal and falsely create.
I Know What You Need, But You Don’t (podcast $)
All of us evade our contradictions in our efforts to believe what we wish to be true. And the closer you come to the conflicts you've created, the more you resist in seeing them.
On the Killing of Charlie Kirk ($)
Understand the assassin; the murderer’s mainstream political, cultural, and religious affiliations are beside the point.
Survivorship Bias in Searching the Extremes
If you have to take big risks to maintain your state of mind, are you playing a winning or a losing game? Maybe success is..
Finding New Direction (podcast $)
Ideas pave the path that lead to your goals. Ideas change as we learn but our goals should only mature, ripening over time. Consider how ideas and goals shape each other, and the flexibility you should have in each.
Strength in the Struggle with Pauline Victoria (podcast)
I talk with life coach Pauline Victoria about goals versus means, a person whose own journey has brought her to appreciate these things.
How to Stop Sabotaging Yourself (podcast $)
You will stop sabotaging yourself when you stop asking the same questions. This opens a door to a slew of related behaviors that help clarify why self-sabotage is both hard to see and hard to stop.
Playing A Fair Game (podcast $)
Fairness in games clarifies fairness in life. Two aspects of fairness in gaming are transparency and balance.
Dreaming Yourself Into Being
Dreams can provide a more objective understanding of the world than you’ll get from dealing with reality. All that has been created was once dreamed.
Avoiding Depression When Reality Is (podcast $)
The neurological part of depression can be retrained, but there’s more to it. Depression is carried in the body and in the energies of the body.
Being Shortsighted is Stupid (podcast $)
Progress means investment in novelty, discomfort, collaboration, mistakes, honesty, and mutual support. There is no choice; progress requires mistakes.