Numerophila: He Focuses More on Numbers Than People

In my PsychologyToday.com article today, I tell the life story of a person who preferred numbers to people.

"Will You Marry Me?" A look inward at that moment of truth

In my PsychologyToday.com article today, I take a look inward at that moment of truth when someone asks you to marry. 

Should You Aspire to Conventional Success?

In my PsychologyToday.com article today, I tell a short-short-story about a conventionally successful person. Its purpose is to encourage readers to look at their lives.

The Collaborator: The pros-and-cons of a group-centered existence.

I worry about the how-to article's pontification and aridity. So in some recent PsychologyToday.com posts, I've genre-bended: I've attempted to embed a psychological issue within a short-short story. Today's offering tells of a person who, all her life, loved being on a team or part of a group. 

Why a Wealthy Person Shoplifts

Yesterday, a client told me she stole an $8 jar of olives from Whole Foods and we discussed it. I posted the paraphrased transcript as my PsychologyToday.com article today.

Should You Give Up on Finding Mr/Ms Right?

I worry about the how-to article's pontification and aridity. So in some of my recent PsychologyToday.com posts, I've genre-bended: I've attempted to embed a psychological issue within a short-short story. For example, Slick WIlliam and Average Jane. 

Today's offering reveals the musings of a midlifer on whether he should give up trying to find Ms Right. 

Choosing a Hobby

Many people are so busy today that the word "hobby" seems almost obsolete.
Yet, most of us should reserve time for something pleasurable that has nothing to do with our career. For many people, that's relationships but a rewarding hobby can also light an otherwise dreary existence and enhance even an otherwise good one.

If you might be interested in a hobby but aren't sure what, as my PsychologyToday.com article today, I offer a list of 37 curated from a master list of hundreds.