How to Push Beyond Your Limits and Make the Impossible Possible The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible. Arthur C. Clarke Most of us know what it feels like to stand at the edge of something unfamiliar and immediately begin listing Read more…
What If Passion Is Not the Problem? There is probably something you have been meaning to do for a while. Perhaps you want to start writing, learn to paint, apply for a different job, or turn an idea into a small business. You think about it now and then. You may even have a document Read more…
The Stories We Never Hear If your life is free of failures, you’re not taking enough risks. H. Jackson Brown Jr. A few years ago, I watched an interview with a business owner who had built a company worth millions. The conversation followed a familiar pattern. The interviewer wanted to know about the turning points, Read more…
There once lived a poor barber and his wife in a small village where hunger was an everyday visitor. Some houses welcomed it quietly. This one did not. The barber’s wife spoke of it constantly—how little there was to eat, how empty the vessels felt by nightfall, how different life had been in her father’s Read more…
When Desire Becomes Stronger Than Fear In order to succeed, your desire for success should be greater than your fear of failure. Bill Cosby At first glance, it sounds like one of those motivational lines you nod at and scroll past. But if you pause for a second — really pause — it starts to Read more…
Breaking the Silence: A Quiet Step Toward Living More Honestly There’s a particular kind of discomfort that settles in your chest when you know something matters but you still don’t say it out loud. Most of us have felt it — that small tightening, that quiet nudge in the back of the mind, the urge Read more…
The morning of December 26, 2004, began like countless others for Ravi Krishnan. He arrived early at the All India Radio studio in Chennai, his shirt neatly ironed, his satchel carrying nothing but his lunch and the notebook he never filled. He was a sound engineer, not a broadcaster, and he preferred it that way. Read more…
