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Are There Really Only Two Types of People? (opens the original)
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That’s something that I have believed for many years – givers and takers. You are probably thinking right now which one you think you are. Some people seem to move through the world asking, What can I get from this? Others seem almost constitutionally wired to ask, What can I give and contribute? We tend to know which […]
The Conversation You’re Having Before the Conversation Even Starts (opens the original)
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Do you ever stop to wonder why we spend so much time preparing for a conversation leaving little room to be truly present in the conversation? Think about how often we do this. You’re driving to work and already having the meeting. You’re in the shower explaining yourself to your spouse. You’re walking toward someone’s […]
Why Is It So Hard to Let Someone Be Wrong About You? (opens the original)
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Think about that. We all do it. And we do it so often we don’t notice. We are constantly on guard to prevent it and when it happens, it consumes our attention through worry and doom-casting. And when someone does get you wrong, there is a sudden and almost irresistible urge to “clear this up.” […]
Engineering the Human Foyer (Part 2) (opens the original)
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The Forgotten Purpose of the Foyer for the Nervous SystemIf the foyer performs such an important function in our physical lives, then perhaps it deserves to be understood as something more than an architectural feature. Perhaps it is a design pattern. One that has quietly helped human beings navigate meaningful transitions for centuries. If that’s […]
Engineering Human Flourishing (Part 1) (opens the original)
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The Forgotten Purpose of the FoyerWe rarely notice foyers. They’re simply there. The entrance to a hotel. The lobby of an office building. The waiting room before a doctor’s appointment. The gathering space before a wedding. The reception area at a yoga studio. The quiet hall before entering a funeral. They exist in nearly every […]
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