Jesse Kornbluth’s provocative piece in today’s Huffington Post set me thinking: What if your job were to take good care of yourself?
Imagine that, being paid to take care of yourself, to be good to yourself, really good to yourself.
Even in this time of high unemployment, this is a job you could have, now. It’s yours for [...]

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Common wisdom tells us: If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. If the system is functioning, don’t intervene.
But how can we tell if something is broken?
It’s unwise to assume that everything that hurts is broken and needs fixing. There is unavoidable discomfort and pain in life’s cycles, and we’d be in danger without the ability [...]

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