What kind of “tired” are you?
“I’m tired!” is a persistent refrain heard across America — but which “tired” are you? The word “tired” is a universal complaint, yet it masks a wide […]
08
Oct
2025
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James Scott, Jr.
07
Oct
2025
When the mind turns molehills into mountains …
The day starts well enough — coffee, a text from a friend, the hum of ordinary life. Then one small thing goes wrong. Maybe you forget to […]
01
Oct
2025
The concept that people were “left-brain” or “right-brain” oriented was a myth …
The classroom chart made it look so simple. On one side, logic and math. On the other, music and art. Teachers repeated it, personality tests leaned on […]
30
Sep
2025
The spectrum of fear …
A powerful, visceral feeling of dread arrives uninvited, a rush of cold blood and frantic thoughts demanding your immediate attention. For too long, this intense emotion — […]
29
Sep
2025
True worship changes the way you live and connect with God …
Jesus was walking near the Samaritan town of Sychar when a simple conversation with a woman at a well turned into one of the clearest statements about […]
24
Sep
2025
Habits that can exacerbate anxiety …
Have you ever wondered why your own mind might sometimes seem to work against you? Why you find yourself stuck in a pattern of worry, even as […]
23
Sep
2025
How a change of seasons can result in a change in mood …
Yesterday was the first day of fall, a time of year when the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp. It’s a season of cozy sweaters, […]
22
Sep
2025
Common ways people make stress worse than it has to be …
The morning light slips through the blinds, brushing across the kitchen counter, but the house is still quiet. As you awake, a single thought begins to stir […]
18
Sep
2025
Your mind is the world’s most prolific label maker …
The morning commute is a familiar ritual. You’re trying to merge onto the highway, patiently waiting for a gap, when a car in the next lane suddenly […]
17
Sep
2025
A disciplined approach to questioning yourself …
Have you ever had a thought that felt completely true — like “I’m a failure” or “they must hate me” — but couldn’t quite say why you […]