Squishy Memories: Part III-Corralling The Mind Stan Goldberg March 27, 2015 Life, Thoughts of the DayIn some ways, our memories are like a herd of cattle on an open range; trying to go in whatever direction they choose. Unless they can be controlled...
It Takes Less Effort to be Nice Stan Goldberg November 19, 2014 Grieving and Recovery, Life, Thoughts of the Day06/11/14 I’ve just spent a week in North Carolina and was floored by the openness of the people I met. A simple question I asked a baker became a...
Why New Year’s Resolutions Don’t Work: And How to Change It Stan Goldberg January 1, 2013 Aging7 CommentsI look at my aging body and resolve to get in shape, lose weight, eat better, listen without judging, and practice my flute more often. They are the...
Why “Truth” is Always Relative: A Lesson on Understanding Stan Goldberg November 28, 2012 Aging, Grieving and Recovery, Life16 CommentsWe move in a world created by our history and often pretend the past and present aren’t connected. A partner becomes annoyed at what we do or say,...
