Adaptation is one of humanity’s greatest gifts. Adaptation allows us to survive when times look bleak. But to use that gift of adaptations, you must transform despair into gratefulness. And this means treating gratefulness as more than just the ability to count your blessings.

You’ve experienced a setback, but you didn’t let it demoralize you. Instead, you’re mature enough to realize the opportunity in failure.

Are there too many gurus on the internet telling you the same information? Yes and no. But that is not the problem. The problem is you not taking the time to take any of their advice.

We are living through a real-time point of uncertainty around the world. This is a good time to heed the words from 'The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy,' and to not panic.

One of my major professional frustrations is my bad habit of taking on too much of other people's workload if it might help me get mine work done. This is always a bad move.

All humans are struggling with the balance of acting with good intentions and with selfish intentions. This includes you, human.

Congratulations on coming up with a great idea that was initiated and launched successfully. But what happens when that idea driving your progress begins to stall, or completely sputters out?

The audition process for new partners is always ongoing. Don't miss out on the chance to hook up with your next co-conspirator.

Great news: I have a full-time job with benefits again! Not so great news: I have less time for creativity and podcasting, and I barely got this one in. This episode is not the greatest, but it is done, and I'll give you a tool to use to help you manage your times of massive change.

Are you making a mess of a situation that would be fine if you left it well enough alone?