Attack The Argument, Not The Person: Understanding The Ad Hominem Fallacy
In any and many discussions whether it is online, offline, in politics, or even within our closest relationships,…
The Strawman Fallacy: How We Misrepresent Others (and Let Others Misrepresent Us)
Obviously I am sure we can agree that we live in an age of endless arguments, both online…
There is Nothing Better Than a Simple Pleasure: How Simple Can Mean a Lot
In today’s world where everything comes faster, flashier, and fancier. The meals are rich, the screens are bright,…
Be Aware, But Not Troubled: The Stoic Art of Peaceful Preparedness
Awareness is wisdom. Worry is bondage. And still, many of us mistake one for the other. We think…
Truth Has Rules: The Basic Laws of Logic and Objective Thinking
From the beginning of time everyone has always had an opinion about something or someone, and only a…
The Sucker’s Payoff: The Deceptive Game of Immediate Gratification
In the world of game theory, the “Sucker’s Payoff” refers to a situation where one player gains a…
A Leader Must Be a Reader: Wisdom is a Great Way to Prepare
Leadership has never been easy, whether you are leading a nation, a company, a family, or even just…
It’s Not Just How Much You Read, But What You Feed Your Mind
We live in a world that worships volume of followers, of money, of productivity, and yes, even of…
The Law of Intent: Living with Purpose in Everything You Do
We live in a world obsessed with busyness; everyone seems to be moving, doing, chasing, but again just…
The Courage to Think: Why Truth Often Offends Before It Enlightens
In order to be able to think, you have to risk being offensive. Jordan B. Peterson Thinking, truly…