These days we hear a lot about becoming good citizens of the world. In that spirit, I’m proclaiming my solidarity by celebrating all the national holidays of every country. This means from now on I’ll only be working two days a year. I hope you’ll join me in this respectful recognition of our planetary unity.
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Here’s a fascinating exercise: take an internationally renowned, grammy-award-winning concert violinist, have him play anonymously for an hour on the street outside a Washington subway stop, and see what happens.
This is what classical icon Joshua Bell did in an experiment on perception and public taste conducted by The Washington Post. He wore jeans, a t-shirt, […]
Here’s a bit of good news. Are you a worrier? Forget that. You actually have a talent to “Strategically” see what can go wrong. What? You never worry? In fact, you’re so in-the-moment you can’t remember to pick up your dry cleaning? No problem. You have “Adaptability.”
That pack rat urge to collect all kinds of […]
I´m in a window seat on a flight to Florida. I´m barely functional because of world-class, Olympic Gold Medal jet lag from an Australia trip two days before. I can barely think, I´m so tired. All I want from life at this moment is to sleep. All I want is to close my eyes and […]
