Last week, I started my “What I Know For Sure: 50 Lessons Life Has Taught Me” list. Here are the next lessons I’ve learned. 6. If I ever have to ask myself, “Do I like this?” then I don’t like it. I already have my answer. I’m self-aware enough to not have to ask that … Continue reading What I Know For Sure: 50 Lessons Life Has Taught Me (Part II)
“What do you know for sure?” If someone asked you this question, how would you answer? Film critic Gene Siskel once asked Oprah, “What do you know for sure?” which sparked her acclaimed “What I Know For Sure” column in O, The Oprah Magazine and subsequent book of the same title. She said the question offered … Continue reading What I Know for Sure: 50 Lessons Life Has Taught Me (Part I)
This post may seem like a jumble of thoughts, so I apologize in advance. I’ve just been thinking a lot about the nature of the questions that we are conditioned to ask, how intrusive they can possibly be and how we need to ask questions more consciously and compassionately and sensitively. For instance, lately I’ve … Continue reading The Hard and Horrible “How Are You?”
