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wisdom

  • Behind the Scenes With Steve Guttenberg
    Behind the Scenes With Steve Guttenberg
    From his humble beginnings in New York to his rise in Hollywood, his family has always been his rock
    January 23, 2025BY Kenneth LaFave
  • Now Stressed Young People Coping With Life Can Get Advice From the Elderly on Dedicated Hotline
    Now Stressed Young People Coping With Life Can Get Advice From the Elderly on Dedicated Hotline
    A phone line has been launched for young people to get advice and guidance—from the elderly. The mini ...
    April 1, 2024BY SWNS
  • We Need to Undertake an Odyssey Toward Wisdom
    We Need to Undertake an Odyssey Toward Wisdom
    In the third and final part of the series "Can Athene help you find Wisdom?," we look at ...
    March 13, 2024BY James Sale
  • Censorship Literally Cannot Work
    Censorship Literally Cannot Work
    Commentary The digital era exposes citizens to a dizzying range of sources of information and evidence. The old ...
    March 4, 2024BY David Thunder
  • Athena and Wisdom’s Incorruptible Nature
    Athena and Wisdom’s Incorruptible Nature
    In this second article on the ancient Greek goddess of wisdom, Athena, we explore the essence attributes of ...
    February 22, 2024BY James Sale
  • The Wisdom of Our Ancestors
    The Wisdom of Our Ancestors
    Commentary Liberalism and progressivism, in their most radical and aggressive forms, increasingly identify freedom with self-will and with ...
    January 16, 2024BY Daniel J. Mahoney
  • Pathways to Influence: Mastering the Art of Leadership
    Pathways to Influence: Mastering the Art of Leadership
    1. Defining Leadership: Influence Beyond Titles I'm reminded of a principle that I heard many, many years ago. ...
    January 10, 2024BY Larry Ragland
  • Charlie Munger’s Best Advice for Living—In His Own Words
    Charlie Munger’s Best Advice for Living—In His Own Words
    In his decades of business and finance, Mr. Munger distinguished himself as one of the savviest investors of ...
    December 9, 2023BY Jonathan Miltimore
  • 6 Ways to Encourage Wisdom in Our Children
    6 Ways to Encourage Wisdom in Our Children
    Most commentators agree that, unlike calculus or geography, wisdom can’t be taught in a classroom.
    September 12, 2023BY Jeff Minick
  • A College Degree Isn’t a Credential
    A College Degree Isn’t a Credential
    Commentary Mark S. (withholding the real name) worked for four years to earn his Bachelor of Arts degree ...
    March 3, 2023BY Jeffrey A. Tucker
  • The Wisdom of Non-Effort
    The Wisdom of Non-Effort
    For those of us who find ourselves constantly busy, it’s often hard to imagine a more effortless life. ...
    February 28, 2023BY Leo Babauta
  • The Question Fools Don’t Ask
    The Question Fools Don’t Ask
    Commentary What would you think of a person who never asked the price of anything he or she ...
    November 29, 2022BY Dennis Prager
  • Climbing Out of the Grievance Pit
    Climbing Out of the Grievance Pit
    Sometimes one gets great insight from the oddest places. This happened to me the other day when a ...
    November 2, 2022BY Annie Holmquist
  • ​How Wise Are Our Political Leaders?
    ​How Wise Are Our Political Leaders?
    Commentary We are less than two weeks from the midterm elections. Many Americans have high hopes that we ...
    October 27, 2022BY Mark Hendrickson
  • Why My Friends and I Had More Wisdom When We Were 12 Than College Students and Faculty Have Today
    Why My Friends and I Had More Wisdom When We Were 12 Than College Students and Faculty Have Today
    Commentary The average 12-year-old student at a yeshiva has more wisdom than almost any student at Harvard or ...
    July 26, 2022BY Dennis Prager
  • Wisdom of Marriage: Photos of 104 Couples Show What It Takes to Make a Relationship Work
    Wisdom of Marriage: Photos of 104 Couples Show What It Takes to Make a Relationship Work
    Inspired by the wisdom of elders, a Canadian photographer has compiled 104 portraits of married couples into a ...
    January 30, 2022BY Louise Chambers
  • The Forgotten Art of Etiquette: Proper Behavior That Embraces Divine Wisdom
    The Forgotten Art of Etiquette: Proper Behavior That Embraces Divine Wisdom
    Etiquette has its own divine wisdom. It is an art form of being civil, differing across cultures and ...
    January 14, 2022BY Sarah Annalise
  • Tales of Wisdom: Lustful, Lazy Man’s One Good Thought Saves Village From Starving
    Tales of Wisdom: Lustful, Lazy Man’s One Good Thought Saves Village From Starving
    Our “Tales of Wisdom” series aims to highlight important morals and inspire a cherishing of the age-old virtues ...
    September 23, 2021BY Daksha Devnani
  • In Pursuit of Wisdom
    In Pursuit of Wisdom
    Commentary In an era of political correctness, virtue signaling and woke-ness, wisdom is in such short supply that ...
    June 9, 2021BY Cal Thomas
  • Timeless Wisdom: The Age of Postman
    Timeless Wisdom: The Age of Postman
    When I was 19, I read a book that would forever change my life. It was Neil Postman’s ...
    March 10, 2021BY Joshua Charles
  • Timeless Wisdom: Better Than Gold
    Timeless Wisdom: Better Than Gold
    There are few things our world needs more right now than wisdom. But what is it exactly? Let ...
    March 4, 2021BY Joshua Charles
  • Emily Esfahani Smith Melds Wisdom, Psychology on Journey Toward Meaning
    Emily Esfahani Smith Melds Wisdom, Psychology on Journey Toward Meaning
    Emily Esfahani Smith, who wrote the bestseller “The Power of Meaning,” brings together traditional wisdom from the past ...
    August 18, 2020BY Catherine Yang
  • Elders Offer a Lifetime of Wisdom in Documentary About Aging
    Elders Offer a Lifetime of Wisdom in Documentary About Aging
    Film director and producer Robin Leacock is showing audiences how much we can learn from our elders. Her ...
    July 14, 2020BY Andrew Thomas
  • ‘Can’t Get No Satisfaction’: The Key to Contentment, According to Wisdom of the Past
    ‘Can’t Get No Satisfaction’: The Key to Contentment, According to Wisdom of the Past
    Happiness is rarely something that magically befalls us, but something we choose to experience.
    March 7, 2020BY Barbara Danza
  • Herb Meyer: RIP
    Herb Meyer: RIP
    Commentary A great American has left this earthly life. A cynic might say that the laudatory phrase “great ...
    June 30, 2019BY Mark Hendrickson
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