The Blunder Years, Episode 43: Fixing education, male loneliness, and middle school hoops
Two old chums from Teach for America Houston shooting the shit about life, hoops, flipped classrooms, and male loneliness. Continue Reading
Month: April 2020
Buzzword Vomit during an actual crisis? Uhh, there’s a better way.
This is a crisis moment for people’s finances, and senior leaders are saying crap about “value” and “virtues.” How do we get better? Continue Reading
The “when” to “if” problem
A profound psychological shift for many people is the assumptive moment of “when” becoming the distant possibility moment of “if.” Continue Reading
The Blunder Years, Episode 42: Being with yourself in a quiet room
A 20-minute discussion with a Jungian therapist on moving through life, the measure of meaning, and much more. Continue Reading
The Blunder Years, Episode 41: Retirement + downsizing + the role of your adult kids
What’s it like, process-wise, to move out of the house you’ve been in since 1987? What are the emotions? Continue Reading
If you already sucked at being a friend or your job, COVID-19 has provided an easy excuse for the moment
COVID-19 will shift lots of things, but how people treat their “friends” and their job won’t necessarily be among ’em. Continue Reading
The Blunder Years, Episode 40: Dealing with ego and loyalty, raising kids
A 50-minutes-or-so conversation about parenting, loyalty, ego, Tom Hanks movies, selling, and self-awareness. Continue Reading
What might actually change in society because of coronavirus?
We are saying that about 91,223 different things will change post-COVID. That won’t happen. But what might actually shift? Continue Reading