Honoring Service with Service
In recent years, a number of us have gotten together to observe Veterans Day in a new but very appropriate way: We’ve honored service with service.
I Am Broken Leg
If you had a broken leg how would you tell someone? Would it be “I AM broken leg” or “I HAVE a broken leg”? Unless you are a caveman it would likely be the latter.
Senia Maymin, MAPP
Senia Maymin is a Ph.D. candidate at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, and studies how people can make lasting change and create new habits.
Senia Maymin is the Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of PositivePsychologyNews.com (PPND), a daily news site of research-based happiness with over 60 authors and in four languages. When people want to learn the latest in cutting-edge research related to happiness, success, and productivity, they go to PositivePsychologyNews.com. Senia Maymin is an executive coach and runs the PPND coaches network: PositivePsychologyNews.com/coaching.
Senia Maymin has...
Rising Everytime We Fall
“Treat people as if they were what they ought to be and you will help them become what they are capable of becoming."
My Transformation From High School Drop Out To Surgeon
The question "how I did it" has come up in my mind many times.
Stephen Robinson
Steve Robinson is a retired Non-Commissioned Officer and Gulf War veteran who served twenty years in the Army. In his final assignment, Robinson served as a briefer and analyst for the Gulf War Illnesses research effort in the Office of the Secretary of Defense, where he took a keen interest on the health effects related to the war and its impact on his fellow service members.
After retiring in October 2001, he became an advocate for veterans. He has held the position of Government Relations...
Why It’s Important To Listen To Your Intuition
Resort to your instincts to overcome life's big obstacles.
Just Doing What We Do
Stating, “Behind our brave service men and women, there are family members and loved
Sporting Recovery: The Caretaker Mentality
You were … “ I hate that word, were. Whenever I hear the phrase, 'you were...,'