Failed Legacy? He Gave His Life for a Tribe
It’s been several months since John Allen Chau died on North Sentinel Island, and the resulting uproar has quieted down. Since November, critics and defenders of the 26-year-old missionary have written volumes about his actions and his motivations. Many would argue that John left a failed legacy » Read More
Gaining it All and Losing it All: What’s the Difference?
I’m sure you’ve heard the stories. People who’ve experienced great tragedy and lost everything. And then there are those who’ve experienced incredibly good fortune and seemingly gained it all. I had a friend who got caught in the 2008 real estate downturn. He was on his way to » Read More
Can Money Buy Happiness?
It’s an age-old question. Some researchers sought to end the debate. Two researchers from the University of British Columbia studied whether those who make frequent material purchases are happier than those who make experiential purchases.¹ They focused upon the momentary happiness that people » Read More
