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"When we set goals without first honestly examining the previous year," writes Jobert E. Abueva, "we carry forward every unexamined assumption, every quiet misalignment, every pattern that undermined the identical goal the last time we set it, and we place a shiny new intention on top of all of it and call it a fresh start." Abueva offers a different path in The Janus Plan, which you can get a head start on below in the latest addition to our ChangeThis series.
If you want to be in a better place, start with your physical space. In the latest addition to our ChangeThis series, Leidy Klotz discusses the importance of exploring the unfamiliar and expanding our horizons, and how we use the spaces we inhabit and the space we claim to grow throughout our lives.
The world feels like it's cracking up. We can either be despondent, or see it as Scott Curran does, as "an opportunity for each of us, and the organizations we belong to, to rethink what doing good really means and how we can do it better." In the latest addition to our ChangeThis series, the author of Better Good calls on us to become the helpers the world needs.
Civilization rests on an agricultural foundation, and a century of conventional farming has left our planet with sick soil. In this manifesto, geologist and professor of Earth and Space Sciences at the University of Washington David Montgomery discusses how we can restore the health of our land and secure a healthy future for our society and ourselves.
Neal Schore, an elite executive coach, explains the difference between an Ordinary and Exceptional mindset, and how we can achieve the latter—all by learning to manage our fears and other emotions better.
