My son was a rower in high school, and in one particular season, his team placed in the top three for every regatta except one. I remember that race well because, given the competition, I thought they should have won that day. The loss was rather disappointing for everybody involved. Still, I came ...
Decades ago, I came across a phrase that struck me as a universal truth: The key to happiness is having someone to love, something to do, and something to look forward to. It was simple. It felt right. And over the years, I’ve shared it thousands of times. But experience helps us refine our ...
When we chase greatness, whether that’s in business, art, science, or any other activity, sometimes we lose sight of an important truth: For our work to matter, we need to be deeply interested in it. This might seem obvious, but it bears repeating. Rarely is anything truly great accomplished by ...
