#416. Dad , is there shame in weakness?
We all have weaknesses and we achieve excellence with tremendous help from other people.
#416. Dad , is there shame in weakness? Read Post »
We all have weaknesses and we achieve excellence with tremendous help from other people.
#416. Dad , is there shame in weakness? Read Post »
A game where the total gains and losses is greater than zero. It’s a game where everyone wins.
#410. Dad, what is the positive-sum game Read Post »
“Mudita?” is the principle of taking sympathetic or unselfish joy in the good fortune of others.
#386. Dad, what is “Mudita?” Read Post »
Generous listening is the ability to truly understand another person by listening with your mind and body.
#381. Dad, what is generous listening? Read Post »
No relationship is more important than the relationship you have with yourself.
#358. Dad, what is the most important relationship I can have? Read Post »
The people I admire most are kind and generous and do what they can to make others feel truly seen.
#355.Dad, which people do you admire most? Read Post »
The paradox of social distancing is that most people have grown closer to their work colleagues, families and neighbours.
#353.Dad, what is the paradox of social distancing? Read Post »
Show up for yourself first, and then you will be in a strong position to show up for others.
#348. Dad, how do I show up every day? Read Post »
Mental strength is built through small, daily victories. It’s the individual choices we make daily that build our “mental strength”
#319. How do I build my mental strength muscles? Read Post »
The generosity of spirit is far more important than giving money.
#315. Dad, what does Scrooge teach us about generosity? Read Post »
I am not against gifts. I simply prefer something that has meaning or memories, instead of stuff.
#296. Dad, why do you prefer experiences rather than gifts? Read Post »
DAD: The things that make life great can’t be bought. Money can only help extend your options.
#212. Dad, can money buy a great life? Read Post »
DAD: People who treat you well and always have your best interests at heart.
#208. Dad, who are my friends? Read Post »
Roy “Doc” Halladay was an incredible and generous human being. He also happened to be a phenomenal baseball superstar.
#126. Dad, tell me about Roy Halladay. Read Post »
Neither. Motivate people by sharing context about the work they are doing. People are motivated when their work has relevance.
#117. Which is best, the carrot or the stick? Read Post »
Thinking is valueless, unless it leads to doing.
#112. Dad, what is the difference between thinking and doing? Read Post »
If you have a safe place to sleep, reasonable health and food in the fridge, you probably have enough.
#63. Dad, how much is enough? Read Post »
Learning to budget, spend mindfully, and find a balance between seizing the day and saving for the future
#49. Dad, what exactly does personal finance mean? Read Post »
Unfortunately, for people who are alone, out of work or sick, the holidays are also the “most difficult time of
#46. Dad, why is the holiday season not the “best time of the year” for everybody? Read Post »
We don’t have to continue holiday traditions that leave us overwhelmed, broke and tired. Traditions should not detract from the
#36. Dad, tell me why holiday traditions are so financially stressful? Read Post »
Living a simpler, uncluttered life means a life that is not filled with constant busyness, worry and stress, but instead
#22. Dad, how do I live a simple, uncluttered life? Read Post »