Selfishness as a Way to Authenticity?
March 2, 2021
Since publishing Being Selfish, I’ve to come to appreciate how dramatically the book’s title riles people up. Apparently, the mere mention of the word “selfish”
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All Roads are Meant to Roam
February 22, 2021
Last week, on Ash Wednesday I asked my friend Evelyn, a Lutheran minister, how she observes Lent. Touched by the depth of our connection, I’m
Self-importance Can Ruin Everything Only If We Let It
February 2, 2021
I first learned of the term self-importance while reading Carlos Castañeda many moons ago. Carlos’ teacher, Don Juan, referred to self-importance as one of the
How Conceding My White Fragility Could Change Everything
June 27, 2019
In Selfistry we begin our exploration of what it means to be human with getting to know ourselves, as we each have a self to
Marketing Feeling Juicy
June 8, 2018
I’m working with my team on marketing material for a course we plan to offer targeting women over fifty. As usual, I’m feeling annoyed with