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From the August 24, 2021 issue of Further I’m helping a client who’s won several high-profile awards in a decades-long career write his memoir. I’ve noticed he repeatedly chalks up his success to “happy accidents” and speaks of his colleagues reverently as if his achievements pale in comparison. Due largely to the pandemic, his work …
From the August 10, 2021 issue of Further Strength and stamina are as much psychological as they are physical. Thanks to world-class athletes like Simone Biles and Naomi Osaka, it’s now clear resilience isn’t about powering through mental health challenges. Instead, it’s about training yourself to perform under pressure, which includes knowing when to walk …
From the August 4, 2021 issue of Further Truth: Drinking any amount of alcohol is bad for you. If you’re like me, you’ve spent some time trying to refute that fact. And sure, you might find something the Mayo Clinic says about moderate amounts of red wine being heart-healthy. Or take comfort in following the …
From the July 20, 2021 issue of Further Recently I ran to the grocery store for two things. By the time I got there, I could only remember one item. I know — that’s what grocery shopping apps are for. Thing is, I’d spaced on logging a list, and I’d forgotten my phone at home …
From the July 13, 2021 issue of Further When it comes to preventing illnesses and increasing healthspan, sleep is one of the big three, along with diet and exercise. A little rest goes a long way — experts say most adults need just seven hours of sleep daily. Meanwhile, the CDC says one in three …
From the June 29, 2021 issue of Further Did you know Generation X: Tales For An Accelerated Culture is 30-years-old? Douglas Coupland’s idea was to come up with a way to say we’re not Boomers. Turns out he didn’t have to bother … because nobody mistakes us for our elders, the Millennials behind us, or …
From the June 22, 2021 issue of Further The Great Pandemic Pause was a significant reset on many levels. Now that restrictions are lifting, most of us are eager to get back to “normal.” Understandable, but not so fast. As Churchill once advised: Never let a good crisis go to waste. Sure, plenty of people …
From the June 8, 2021 issue of Further We’re emerging from the pandemic’s master class in uncertainty. So it’s time to make hay with our newfound knowledge of being okay with not knowing. That’s fertile ground to practice unlearning, for example. Unlocking a fixed mindset and questioning your beliefs and biases fuels personal growth. It’s …
From the June 2, 2021 issue of Further As we return to “normal life,” it’s time to think about habits we’ll shed and those we’ll keep. One page to preserve from the silver linings pandemic playbook is engaging in immersive activities. From baking to gardening, playing music, and crafting, we got lost in creative challenges …
From the May 25, 2021 issue of Further A couple of weeks ago, my family and I did something I’d been actively anticipating and also dreading: we helped our 14-year-old dog, Ginger Peaches, drop her body. I chose those words purposefully, reflecting the Eastern bent I’ve acquired through study and practice. Also, putting any creature …
From the May 18, 2021 issue of Further Here’s a fun game: whose joint statement about the dissolution of their relationship is whose? “We have realized we are better as friends and look forward to remaining so.” “We no longer believe we can grow together as a couple in this next phase of our lives.” …