Crossing Our Thresholds: Finding the Courage to Make Change
Facing a threshold in your life that demands major change? Here’s how to embrace the full spectrum of your experience and cross into your authentic self.
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Why Your Sense of Self Might Be Holding You Back
What happens to personal growth when your beliefs become who you are, not just what you think?
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Asian American Men and Their Fathers: Healing Old Wounds
Two recent films—Tad Nakamura’s “Third Act” and Tony Nguyen’s “Year of the Cat”—provide important narratives for the Asian American experience and the relationships between sons and fathers.
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What We Get Wrong About Managing People
Most managers are trained to lead tasks, not people. Discover the 3 big mistakes leaders make—and what to do instead to handle people problems with confidence.
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Am I an Envious Marxist? IV: Marxism
As noted in previous essays, critics of capitalism are often accused of being Marxists and this attack is used to fallaciously justify rejecting their claims. The accusation of Marxism is also used as a signal to certain audiences; it is a way of saying the target is a “bad person” and should be disliked. In…
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7 Reasons Adult Children Stay Connected to Toxic Parents
Wanting to stay connected to abusive parents is confusing but completely natural. Social pressure, fear, and guilt make it hard to end relationships even when they’re unhealthy.
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Is Mother’s Day Hard This Year? It Can Be for New Moms
Struggling this Mother’s Day? Learn 5 ways to cope—honor your feelings, find glimmers, take a break, show yourself kindness, and protect your mental space.
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declutter finances, hiking tips and less noise
Weekend Wisdom: Hold on to what matters, let go of the rest. I went on a beautiful hike this week. It was early in the morning and the sun was coming up over the mountains. As it… The post declutter finances, hiking tips and less noise appeared first on Be More with Less.
