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Self-Flatualization: Would Maslow Have Applauded the Current Recession?

Feb 25, 2009 | General Commentary, Lifestyle

With the waves of negative news bombarding us unrelentingly, I have been searching far and wide to find and write about something positive. It's time for a healthy dose of good news. My first thought was to identify people who are doing surprisingly well in the down economy. A few Google ...

Benevolent Sexism: Men Can’t Help Themselves, Study Shows

Feb 23, 2009 | General Commentary, Personal Development, Popular Psychology, Uncategorized

Attention men, I have good news and bad news. The good news? God gave us both private parts, and a brain. The bad news...apparently She only gave us enough blood to operate one at a time.  Last week Susan Fiske, a professor of psychology at Princeton University, presented research showing that we ...

Cut My Pay! Should I Stay?

Feb 19, 2009 | Career Management, Productivity, Re-Imagine Work

In the last week alone, I have heard of three separate cases where workers were told that they must accept a material reduction to their pay if they wanted to keep their jobs. I have lived through several economic cycles, but this aggressive employer approach seems new. In one case, ...

On Martha Stewart and the Psychology of Prostitution

Feb 16, 2009 | General Commentary, Personal Development, Popular Psychology

Here's a simple quiz. Are married, well to do men more or less likely to practice unprotected sex with prostitutes than their less established counterparts? The answer is surprising. According to a study by psychologist Dieter Kleiber, those men living the most stable and successful lives are significantlymore likely to practice unprotected sex ...

Live From TED: It’s Too Late to be Pessimistic

Feb 9, 2009 | Celebrity Unplugged, General Commentary, Lifestyle

The sun has now set on another intriguing gathering at the TED conference. This year, I leave with a strange sense of fatalistic optimism. A very sobering tone was set early on, with multiple speakers showering the audience with an alarming array of data. A sample: - It is now projected that within ...

Don’t Bailout on Seeking Passion in Your Career

Feb 5, 2009 | Personal Development, Productivity, Re-Imagine Work, Tapping Potential, The Leap, Uncategorized

  There is a growing chorus these days claiming that trying to find deeply fulfilling work in a recession is like trying to milk a fish. I think giving up on the pursuit of passion at work is a cop out. The reason so many come to this dead end conclusion is ...

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