Book Titles

…one recipe for a dissatisfied adulthood is setting goals that are especially difficult to attain.

Any aspect of life to which attention is directed will loom large in a global evaluation.

Nothing in life is as important as you think it is when you are thinking about it.

Adaptation to a new situation, whether good or bad, consists in large part of thinking less and less about it.

The mind is good with stories, but it does not appear to be well designed for the processing of time.

…the libertarian approach to public policy: do not interfere with the individual’s right to choose, unless the choices harm others.

Observers are less cognitively busy and more open to information than actors.

Whatever else is produced, an organization is a factor that manufactures judgments and decisions.