Overthinking, imaginary dialogues and the jack
This week I come back with a story that illustrates an …
Imaginary dead-ends, the law of endless possibilities and the “What happens next?” method
Often a time, people find themselves in very unpleasant, sometimes dangerous …
Do not doubt your worth!
Today what I have for you is a story I read …
The zen monk and the scorpion
Often a time we hear, read, think or feel that being …
“Is that so?” a.k.a. “The zen monk and the baby”
This week I’m back with yet another story. It took me …
Socrates’ secret on how to remain impervious to insults and malicious comments
By now, you will have figured out that I love stories. …
“This too shall pass” – A story about the ephemeral
This week I am back with another story that illustrates how …
Whatever happens (to you) is for your own good
How many people (myself included at times) feel sad, angry or …
The two monks and the woman by the river
Observing myself and the people around me, I have come to …
“The old man at the train station” – A story about projection
Projection is a form of defense in which unwanted feelings are …
Socrates’ test against rumors
Every time you are tempted to hear or share “juicy information” …
The story of the old Chinese farmer and his horse by Lao Tzu
Sometimes when I receive “bad news”, after a failure or when …
