I admit that at first I almost took it quite personally. Then I contemplated whether I was being gaslit for some unknown reason. Next I considered it was some version of the Mandela effect — the social phenomenon where large groups of people share a memory that others dispute.Perhaps i...

Most of them range from banal to sweet, with a brilliant and heartfelt one occasionally thrown into the mix. I’m talking about my iPhone’s self-directed fondness for creating curated collections of photos under the Memories tab. Apple started auto-generating Memories in the Photos app with iOS 1...

I know I’m not alone. On the one hand, I’m continually marveling at the incredible benefits of technology, particularly AI and telecommunications. On any given day, I’ll have a Zoom meeting with a client across the country, another in Europe, while two different freelancers in other corners of the wo...

Even if I live to be 100, I don’t know if I’ll ever lose the feeling. Specifically, that September means “back to school.” It has been quite a while since I was enrolled in any formal academic program that had a traditional autumnal start, and yet I still feel deeply connected to this mindset. ...

This meditation is 5 minutes long with an extra 8 minutes of music by my talented friend Andrew Shaprio. You can stream my meditation here or download in the link below. Click HERE toDownload

Sometimes the search engine fails you. Several years ago I was hired to write a series of seven articles about Resilience. Whenever I Googled “Resilience” for images, the overwhelming majority of them were exactly the same. It was always either a) someone pushing a boulder up a hill or b) a t...