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Dr. Barton Goldsmith: The simple life (opens the original)
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Oh, how I wish I could embrace the simple life. But the idea of retirement makes me feel like I'd be disappearing from the world too soon. I need to feel relevant, like I'm still contributing something â and if I can still make a difference in someone's life, that's reason enough to keep going. Ambitious people are sometimes less happy than people who are less driven. I don't fully know why I'm built this way â always moving forward, not always chasing the right dream â but sitting still h
Dr. Barton Goldsmith: Keeping things in perspective (opens the original)
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My new computer died. Only 6 months old, and it needs a full refurb over a hardware issue. Luckily, I'd held onto my old workhorse, so I've got a functioning machine while the other one's in the shop. It was frustrating in the moment â then I got home and turned on the news. With everything going on in the world, I wasn't about to let a dead computer make me crazy. That didn't stop me from waking up half-obsessed with getting my data back, worried I'd lost documents and photos I hadn't backed
Dr. Barton Goldsmith: Tips for getting along with the people you love (opens the original)
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In our everyday interactions, we all hit relationship speed bumps â the kind that slow us down, jostle us a bit, but also teach us something about life and love. If you give in on the small things, you're more likely to get the big ones. Sometimes people just need to feel they're right, and it may be wiser to let them have that than to win the point. If it's no big deal, let it go. One of the best ways to help someone who's overwhelmed is to offer assistance before they ask for it. It's hard t
Between the Notes: The emotional power of Christopher Cross' voice (opens the original)
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Christopher Cross doesnât need to overpower a room. He only has to begin singing. There are voices that become inseparable from a particular period of our lives, and Cross has one of them. Within a few notes, you know exactly who it is. More importantly, you remember how this music made you feel. I had seen him about three years ago at the Saban in Beverly Hills, California, and I already knew that hearing these songs live can be a surprisingly moving experience. This  Aug. 14 performance at
Dr. Barton Goldsmith: Questions to help level-up your life (opens the original)
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When you know how to ask yourself the right questions, you immediately become empowered. This is not an easy thing to learn, but it is pretty simple. Here are a few questions to get you started. Revisiting things that you did as a child or as a teenager can help you get inspired, strengthen your brain and even relieve depression and anxiety. If you played a little guitar back in the day, pick it up again. Did you use to like to paint but donât want to invest in the art supplies youâd need to
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