For this remarkable book and the companion TV program aired on PBS, Dr. John Izzo and his colleagues surveyed more than 200 people ages 60 to 106 identified by others as having lived happy lives...

Everything changes. For Buddhist priest and meditation teacher Lewis Richmond, this fundamental Buddhist tenet is the basis for a new inner road map that emerges in the later years, charting an...

Most personal and organizational problems are the result of a little-known phenomenon called "self-deception." We deceive ourselves into thinking we're doing the right thing for the right reason,...

For all its good intentions, Who Moved My Cheese? basically reduces us to mice in a maze sniffing after cheese. Harvard Business School professor Deepak Malhorta uses a fable involving a different...

In their efforts to retain employees, companies spend billions on recognition programs--by one estimate, $27 billion on non-cash incentives in a single year--and yet last year 65 percent of...

Confidence is a much sought after, but often elusive, quality. Too often, when self-doubt creeps in we start to question every aspect of ourselves.

In clear steps, through exercises and...