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No Second Acts? Rethinking F. Fitzgerald’s Famous Line
F. Scott Fitzgerald, one of America’s most iconic writers, is remembered for works like The Great Gatsby and Tender Is the Night. But beyond his novels, Fitzgerald left us with a curious statement that has
The Wolf’s Smile: How to Avoid Being a Gullible Sheep
Vernon Howard once wrote, “A sheep invites a wolf into the meadow because the sheep stupidly believes the wolf’s smile is real.” It’s a sharp image—one that sounds almost like a fable. Yet, beneath its
A Prescription for Itch
It began, as these things often do, with the unmistakable sensation of being set on fire by invisible ants. My back had erupted in an eczema flare—a field of red welts that no cream, no
The Courage to Decide: Living Paul Tillich’s Wisdom in Today’s World
Paul Tillich, the German-American theologian and philosopher, once wrote:“A decision is rooted in the courage of being free.” At first glance, this may sound like the kind of lofty sentiment you’d expect from a religious
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