The Three Marriages: Reimagining Work, Self and Relationship

I genuinely believe that relationships with family and close friends are one of the greatest sources of happiness in life. It sounds simple, but like any important investment, these relationships need consistent attention and care. But there are two forces that will be constantly working against this happening. First, you’ll be routinely tempted to

Essentially what happens when you begin to do what you love is that you get a new employer: Spirit. Spirit always pays us in proportion to how hard we work. It’s probably the first time that many of us will find ourselves being compensated fairly. But the pay cheque doesn’t arrive every Friday or even once a month. I don’t want to scare you, but so

You seek the worldly rewards of success, you achieve some (or a lot) of them, and you may be deeply attached to these rewards. But you must be prepared to walk away from these achievements and rewards before you feel ready. The decline in your fluid intelligence is a sign that it is time not to rage, which just doubles down on your unsatisfying att

Each of us has that do-nothing, watch-a-little-more-television place in our heart and that think-intensely and work-well place, but the latter is harder to engage. The life of your productive obsession depends on your constant recommitment to your ideals, intentions, and efforts.