Intellectual and Emotional Honesty (podcast $)
Lincoln Stoller2025-04-15T10:36:48-07:00Wisdom is sanity with insight. It comes with the appreciation of deeper truths and greater honesty.
Dying Satisfied (podcast $)
Lincoln Stoller2025-02-16T11:57:26-08:00It seems that dying satisfied means living satisfied. Any dissatisfaction you harbor now will be with you at the end.
The Chris Voss Show (podcast)
Lincoln Stoller2025-01-10T13:20:47-08:00A far-reaching conversation about my book, Operating Manual for Enlightenment, that explores the creation of our personality through intellect, emotion, and neurology.
Nine Laws for Fulfilling Relationships (podcast $)
Lincoln Stoller2024-12-22T16:02:46-08:00Comparing Stefan Deutsch’s 9 “laws” with what I consider essential: awareness, thought, sex, neurology, commitment, discernment, effort, support, and spirit.
Is Gratitude Really Such a Great Thing? (podcast $)
Lincoln Stoller2024-12-18T23:38:14-08:00Selfish gratitude is contingent and dependent. Gratitude offered with appreciation asks for no reward but can feel empty.
Spirit, Religion, and Mental Health
Lincoln Stoller2024-10-02T01:02:42-07:00Your mind is limited by the questions you ask. Most mental ill health is learned and socially maintained. It is not a disease.
Finding Resilience ($)
Lincoln Stoller2024-10-01T23:06:09-07:00Resilience is strength in failure, knowing that you learn more about more things when plans fail than when they work.
Male Friendships
Lincoln Stoller2023-11-02T21:25:50-07:00Don’t get habituated on risk-taking. Grace is the object, not achievement.
Sensations, Thoughts, and Emotions ($)
Lincoln Stoller2024-10-01T23:08:58-07:00Understanding our emotions is a necessary step forward in our evolution.
The Importance of Purpose ($)
Lincoln Stoller2024-10-01T23:09:26-07:00Purpose is best seen from a dreamlike point of view as a community of positive, co-creative attitudes.
How Smart Are You, and How Would You Know? ($)
Lincoln Stoller2024-10-01T23:02:09-07:00No one is average, and no one's problems are the same. Being unsure of yourself is a healthy attitude.
Why It’s Dangerous to Believe What You Think ($)
Lincoln Stoller2024-10-01T22:55:34-07:00Seeing the edge of what you know is crucial: seeing what you cannot see. It’s important to have a good imagination.