Twenty-Five Years After 9/11- Our Loss of Innocence.Twenty-five years ago, on an otherwise ordinary Tuesday […]
Category: Psychologically Speaking
Artificial Intelligence and the Discomfort of Not Knowing
My Own Introduction to AI When was your first introduction to AI? Like you I […]
Against the clock: Gender, culture and our battle with time
There’s a particular kind of quiet that settles in just before a launch. Not silence […]
Perfection is the enemy of happiness
Perfection is something many of us aspire to. Seeing our plans play out just as […]
Love, ritual and recognition: What relationships actually require
Love is the most personal human experience — and one that films, poems and romantic […]
Heat, hope and human history: Why global warming matters — and what we can do
Brr…winter, time for ear muffs and gloves. No one has to tell me it’s cold! […]
Four books I would suggest for your holiday reading
What They Taught Me — and Why I Spilled My Coffee Mid-Chapter “Insight has a […]
The thankful brain: How turbulence, micro-gratitude and a holiday reset can bring us back to ourselves
Thanksgiving is just a few days away and our geopolitical world is in chaos! If […]
Fear 101: Why we like to scare ourselves (Part 2)
Happy Halloween. For those of you who missed part one published last week, I spoke […]
Fear 101: Why we like to scare ourselves
What’s the deal with fear? At this time of year, we spend millions on haunted […]