We make a decision based on what we can see, know and understand in the moment. Then another thought arrives and suddenly we’re not so sure. But how can we know the road we didn’t take would have been better? Perhaps the bigger question isn’t whether we made the right decision, but what we do now that we’re here. Read More
Why are human beings so quick to judge, even when we know it creates separation and conflict? Maybe judgment isn’t a flaw at all, but simply how thought works. A reflective and lightly humorous exploration into opinions, labels, and what happens when our thinking settles. Read More
What if mental health isn’t something we lose… but something we temporarily lose sight of? A reflection on thought, attention, presence, and the deeper nature of wellbeing during Mental Health Awareness Month. Read More
The discussion explores the evolving definition of “normal,” questioning societal norms, the influence of the DSM on mental health perceptions, and emphasizing the importance of self-acceptance over conformity. Read More
The story of Pete Sampras, shared by George Pransky, reveals the importance of how we handle thoughts and emotions. While Sampras experiences the same turbulence as others, he avoids letting it define his performance, focusing instead on playing tennis. This illustrates that our quality of life depends on the significance we attach to our thoughts. Read More
