Book Titles

Values are aspirations, and they come to life only through our behaviors.

Meaning and significance may seem like luxuries, but they’re a unique source of energy that ignites passion, focus, and perseverance.

We live in a vastly more complex world that is changing at warp speed. The systems that worked in the past won’t work in the future.

Seeing more deeply requires seeing in – the willingness to observe ourselves with unflinching honesty.

Learning to observe our feelings as they arise, rather than simply acting them out, allows us to make more reflective, intentional choices about how we want to show up in the world.

It’s nearly axiomatic that the more continuously we work, the less likely we are to notice how we’re feeling.

The fear of what we’ll see keeps us from looking at ourselves more honestly. Denial prompts a cycle that feeds on itself.

…the willingness to take responsibility for our missteps and shortcomings frees up energy to learn, grown, and add value.

By embracing our own opposites and getting comfortable with our contradictions, we build richer, deeper lives.

Because all virtues are connected to others, any strength overused ultimately becomes a liability.