If you’re reading this and you don’t live in a city with stellar public transportation, you’re probably well-acquainted with Uber. We’ve all jumped into one of those rides and faced that awkward small talk we never really wanted to start. Maybe you’ve even pretended
As I wait to board my flight back to Texas, I’ve been thinking a lot about identity—what shapes it, what defines it, and what markers we carry with us that signal who we are. It’s easy to think our identity is tied to where we’re from,
Recently, I found myself on the golf course, soaking up some sun and swinging my way through a good time. But between shots and chatter, I stumbled upon an interesting revelation about a group I like to call the “old timers”—the retirees who frequent the fairways. I noticed that
I’ve been diving into a new skill lately—one that might seem simple on the surface but is layered with complexity. It’s about communication, but not in the way we typically think. I’m talking about getting to the root of what someone is really saying, or as