Elizabeth’s Retiring
I’m specifically aware of retirement because my wife, Elizabeth, after 42 years at Queen’s University, is retiring today. So things are different, hopefully better, but different. After all, there’s no gold watch, like there was in our parents’ generation. Retirement...
Enjoying the Simple Pleasures in Life
Sometimes we make dramatic plans that are expected to bring happiness into our lives right away. Often this is merely wishful thinking.But the simple pleasures in life are what we can count on to give us continuous joy. When we appreciate and enjoy the simple things,...
Embracing Imperfection to Be the Success You Want To Be
Strive for continuous improvement, instead of perfection. ~ Kim Collins I enjoy public speaking. But before I present, all my childhood fears come rushing back. What if I make a mistake and say something stupid? What if my research falls flat? What if they laugh at...
Letting Go of Perfection
Last week we tried to define perfection. But let’s face it – perfection is unachievable, plain and simple. Striving for perfection can lead to low self-esteem, depression, anxiety, stress, and at its most extreme suicidal thoughts. And if that’s not...31 Days
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