by Steven Aitchison | May 23, 2016 | Mind Games
Holding the dreams of little high school girls everywhere, keeping a daily diary or journal has often been perceived as the pastime of lost-in-the-clouds adolescence thanks to Hollywood and its environs. Many see it as a waste of time or space, resulting in a bunch of...
by Marc Chernoff | May 23, 2016 | Mind Games
Over the past couple of years, as I’ve watched my son grow from a baby into a remarkable little boy, I’ve learned that a young child can teach an adult three key things: to be happy for no specific reason at all to always be curious and engaged with whatever is going...
by Steven Aitchison | May 22, 2016 | Mind Games
Sometimes it feels like there’s nothing worse than stagnation. You’ve been at the same job for too long; you’ve been texting the same people for too long; you’ve been drinking the same coffee for too long. At some point you’ve become complacent and lost the creative...
by Steven Aitchison | May 21, 2016 | Mind Games
More than 60% of our population is expected to move into urban centers by 2020. There are over 1 billion people on Facebook and more than 2 billion mobile phones in use. Online dating has become a huge market while people have been meeting in real life situations less...
by Steven Aitchison | May 20, 2016 | Mind Games
Riddle me this – what’s something we all like to receive, but never like to give? If your first thought was money, you’re on the right track! Interpersonally however, there’s something much less superficial we dislike giving, and that’s the word “sorry.” May it be a...
by Steven Aitchison | May 19, 2016 | Mind Games
We’ve all read the news today. Millennials have taken over this generation, raised on an attitude of self-importance, emotional worth and being told that they are unique. And I say, what’s wrong with that? Thanks to this attitude we now have a new generation of...
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