What skills will help us learn to detect truth? We need to catch fleeting thoughts, declutter the mind and invite brain sparks. Here’s that last skill.

Before we can trust our brain to discern what is true, we must build a few brain skills. Learning to declutter our brain is one of those skills. Once you listen, you will want to download a free copy of Guidelines to a Beginner’s Mind Journal here.

Let’s strengthen our brain’s ability to detect what is true. We can do this, if we just awaken several skills.  The first is to catch fleeting thoughts.

Somewhere along the way, from Sherlock Holmes to Q-anon, the link between patterns and truth has snapped.  Is there another way to detect truth?

Why were millions drawn into conspiracies this past year? What made them so attractive?  Could it happen to you?

Even if we push a form too far, it doesn’t actually have to fall into ruin!  All living systems, including our democracy, can reorganize instead!!

Mobs stormed our capitol. What will this mean going forward? Can we just swing back or has something irreversible happened? If so, what can we do?

This pandemic refuses to be very predictable or controllable! Your analytic mind is probably exhausted. It’s time to fire up your brain’s second A game!!

Discover surprising signs that we’re struggling, and some simple fixes. In this re-broadcast, learn how college students recovered from the shock of 9/11.

Four year olds are curious, imaginative and can sense worlds we no longer see.  Their brains also develop brakes – the first step in impulse control.