Why do we get angry?
We get angry because something undesirable happens and we interpret that event as (1) something impeding us in achieving a goal, (2) someone harming or trying to harm us, or (3) someone mistreating or disrespecting us. For instance, someone says to me: “You look...Are you laughing enough for your own good?
Norman Cousins, an educator and writer, famously wrote that laughing as he watched lots of funny movies and television helped him cope with a painful chronic spine condition. He is not the only one to think that we benefit greatly from laughing — think of the...When you fear failing, ask yourself these questions
I am reading Warren Berger’s “A More Beautiful Question” (2014) about the importance of asking questions. Berger mentions three questions developed by Jonathon Fields for us to ask ourselves when we fear failing at something: 1. If I fail, how will I...Are you asking enough questions?
I am reading “A More Beautiful Question” by Warren Berger. The book points out that young children ask many, many questions. Starting school decreases the questioning, and adults ask very few questions. That’s a pity because asking good questions,...Exercise-induced orgasms?
I just read about a study of 124 women who reported having experienced exercise-induced orgasms (EIOs). These orgasms occur with no help from fantasies or sexual self-stimulation. My first thought about EIOs was that there must be an Old MacDonald somewhere in the...
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