Would Wealth Redistribution Change Who Stays Rich?
The idea of redistributing wealth equally among all people in the United States is a thought-provoking one. What if everyone started with the same amount of money? Would…
Eric Johnson
“If at First You Don’t Succeed, Try, Try Again”: Timeless Advice for Modern Times
We’ve all heard the saying, “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.” It’s a piece of wisdom that has been passed down for generations, encouraging persistence…
Debt and Net Worth: Can a Homeless Person Be Wealthier Than Someone With Debt?
It may sound shocking, but in some cases, a homeless person could have a higher net worth than someone living a seemingly better life with substantial debt. Net…
Living at Zero: Why Many People Are Stuck with No Net Worth
When we think about net worth, we often imagine it as a measure of success or financial stability – the sum of what we own minus what we…
A Life’s Worth of Food and Drink: How Much Do We Consume, and How Much Do We Remember?
Have you ever wondered just how much food and drink passes through your body over the course of a lifetime? If we could see everything we’ve ever eaten…
How Many People Does the Average Person Really Know?
In an increasingly connected world, it’s easy to wonder: how many people do we actually know? The question isn’t as simple as it seems, because it depends on…
Why Your To-Do List Always Falls Apart (And How to Fix It)
Even the most carefully crafted to-do list can quickly spiral into chaos. Whether you’re using paper, an app, or a digital platform, it often starts with great intentions:…
Is Every To-Do Item Actually a Project?
When you look at your to-do list, it might feel straightforward: a collection of tasks you need to accomplish. But if you dig deeper, you may find that…
Commencement vs. Culmination: Which Is More Satisfying?
Life is full of journeys, big and small. From launching a new project to pursuing a long-term dream, every endeavor has a beginning and an end. But which…
Is It Possible to Ignore What’s Going On in D.C.?
In an age of 24/7 news cycles, constant social media updates, and endless debates about politics, stepping away from it all can feel like a radical act. After…