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What if the primary problem isn’t the person but the system? This post highlights how structural disadvantage becomes a reputation and why we so often get the story wrong. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

Weekend Wisdom: If you don’t have time for what matters, stop doing the things that don’t. I have the creative energy of a sloth right now. I say that without researching how much creative energy a sloth… The post building a tiny home + overwhelmed with digital clutter appeared first on Be More with Less….

Gen Z isn’t abandoning budgeting; it’s adapting it to an uncertain economy. Here’s what that says about financial decision-making today. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

Personal Perspective: The Hogeweyk focuses on what is maintained rather than what is lost in end-stage dementia care, and everyone benefits. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

If “You are what you eat” is true, we can remember that few people identify as rhubarb, kohlrabi, or yam. A nickname such as “Cookie” can be charming, whereas “Yeast” rarely is. Share this… Linkedin Facebook Twitter

  As I am writing this, same sex marriage is legal in the United States and in 2025 the supreme court declined to revisit the gay marriage decision. But as Roe v Wade was overturned, it is wise to consider that there is no such thing as settled law. While I am a divorced straight…

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Few things in our culture are more wounding than the concept of healing — as if the pains and losses that we suffer are an illness, a malfunction of the psyche to be cut out like a tumor, rather than a natural function of being alive, of feeling life deeply and living it fully. All…

“Our neurons must be used … not only to know but also to transform knowledge; not only to experience but also to construct.” “Principles are good and worth the effort only when they develop into deeds,” Van Gogh wrote to his brother in a beautiful letter about talking vs. doing and the human pursuit of…