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Can Leaders Afford to Mistake Endurance for Resilience?

By Tim Gibney Posted on February 2, 2026 Posted in endurance, manage, management styles, managers, resilience, resilient

On a personal basis, I know that endurance feels good at first because it looks like progress.

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Is the preoccupation with the comforts of life hurting us?

By Tim Gibney Posted on January 1, 2026 Posted in hedonists, Marcus Aurelius, mind-set, pleasure-seekers

In the service of living a life of virtue, Stoic philosophers like Marcus Aurelius exemplified a willingness to shun worldly comforts.

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Did You Know That We Can Control Our Distractions?

By Tim Gibney Posted on December 1, 2025 Posted in distractions, psychology, social media

The ways we can control our distractions involve strategically filtering out low-value content so that our limited attention can be focused where it truly matters.  Research has outlined three types of critical ignoring that help people manage today’s overwhelming information environment.

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Do Life’s Exceptions have to Become Rules?

By Tim Gibney Posted on November 3, 2025 Posted in Exceptions, rules, truth

How many times have you heard that ‘exceptions have to become rules’? In this post we look at in a very detailed way that brings in the topic of truth to help clarify this statement.

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Are you cheating yourself from the good life?

By Tim Gibney Posted on October 1, 2025 Posted in accountablility, cheating

I believe that you’d agree that at times we deceive others in order to make ourselves look better than we are, wouldn’t you? I doubt that you’d agree that we deceive ourselves in order to make ourselves look smarter, believe …

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Have You Really Grasped the Appropriate Use of Words?

By Tim Gibney Posted on September 1, 2025 Posted in events, meaning, thoughts, words

As you know, the emotions we feel, the incidents we experience, and our ability to relate with other humans are all coordinated or controlled by language.

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Are We looking At Artificial Intelligence Deep Enough?

By Tim Gibney Posted on August 1, 2025 Posted in A.I., Artificial Intelligence, division, Machiavellianism, Narcissism, polarization, Psychopathy

Those behaviors, the researchers explained, are also associated with the above-mentioned “dark” personality traits, which are drawn from the ‘Dark Triad’ model.

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When Are You Going To Be Happy Enough?

By Tim Gibney Posted on July 1, 2025 Posted in biology, E. O. Wilson, genetics, happiness, humanity, psychology, suffering

In September of 2009, E. O. Wilson (Harvard biologist) said “The real problem of humanity is the following: we have paleolithic emotions; medieval institutions; and god-like technology. And it is terrifically dangerous, and it is now approaching a point of …

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What Does It Take to Achieve Your Goals

By Tim Gibney Posted on June 2, 2025 Posted in abilities, competition, goals, steps

What’s the one thing you really want to improve on now? Will it stretch you in your abilities? I hope so! I state that because if it doesn’t stretch you or cause you to go beyond your regular actions, I …

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How Much Can or Do You Tolerate in Life?

By Tim Gibney Posted on May 9, 2025 Posted in Rick Warren, tolerance, tolerate

I want to begin by writing that I’ve known about tolerance for many, many, years due to having friends in the automotive industry. They were always speaking about how little tolerance is accepted when it comes to machines or motors. …

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