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All it takes to change your life is a single fine idea - you might find it here

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Cruising Our Way Through Life

The best (and worst) luxury cruise in the world. Although the ship and destination was the same for everyone on board, the experience was not. Here's why.

The Five Friends You Want in Your Life: The Pragmatist

The people closest to us shape our lives in more ways than we may realize. In the fourth installment of the Five Friends series, I explore what The Pragmatist offers us.

Welcome To Our Tissue Paper Future

We're being taken over by an inexplicably weak new species. Call them Homo Debilis

The Five Friends You Want in Your Life: The Unconditionalist

The people closest to us shape our lives in more ways than we may realize. In the third installment of the Five Friends series, I explore what The Unconditionalist offers us.

Three Ways to Stand Out

How to compete at any age. Advice for anyone seeking to outperform, whether at work or in life.

The Five Friends You Want in Your Life: The Optimist

The people closest to us shape our lives in more ways than we may realize. In the second installment of the Five Friends series, I explore what The Optimist offers us.

How To Solve a Bitter Feud

Political feuds are among the hardest to resolve, but the forces that sustain them are the same forces we can use to end them.

The Five Friends You Want in Your Life: The Skeptic

The people closest to us shape our lives in more ways than we may realize. In the first installment of the Five Friends series, I explore what The Skeptic offers us.

The US Spending Problem is Much Worse Than You Think

Reader feedback made me realize that many people probably don't know just how terrible our spending problem is. Or how quickly things can go from bad to worse

The Five Friends You Want in Your Life: Introduction

Can we steer our lives in a productive way just by spending time with certain people? I suspect we can, and I'll explain the premise here. The five friends hypothesis

Stop Stealing Our Taxes!

Egregious fraud reaches a tipping point. What we're all paying in taxes ... and what we're losing. Caution: hearing about all this fraud has unintended consequences