People, not products, make a difference
People, not products, make a difference, as the compassion of those who live for others and helped us over a difficult time shows.
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Tag: happiness
How to leave a legacy
You don’t have to have a legacy as a goal in its own right. All you have to do to be remembered is to make a difference to others.
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Adventures must be shared
As you set out to create change and make a difference, consider whether sharing your ideas could lead to the adventure of a lifetime.
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How to recover from your mistakes
Your mistakes are your greatest asset when you are defined by how you recover, and not by submitting to fear and shame.
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Career lessons
Fame and fortune are potent drivers, especially when you start your career, but they can be destructive, and there are other career lessons.
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“There cannot be change without loss”
We must overcome the anxiety accompanying the loss of old ways with compassion and sensitivity if change is to succeed.
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Does body positivity support a meaningful life?
Body positivity promotes choice and defies social pressure but don’t let it hinder your ability to create change and make a difference.
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How music inspires meaning
Music triggers responses in your mind, body, and emotions, which will help you put together anthems for your arenas.
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Why meaning outshines happiness
There are good arguments for replacing happiness with meaning as a life aspiration and helping others solve the problems that caused us grief
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Why possessions hamper meaning
Accumulating possessions, chasing experiences, the pursuit of pleasure, are temporary proxies for happiness and hamper our quest for meaning
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How to have a life-changing career
For a life-changing career, follow your passion not the money, decide what it means to be and have enough and, above all, make a difference.
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Happiness is an elusive quality
Happiness is elusive; better just to be content with who you are, define success on your terms, and contribute more to others than yourself.
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