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Will Manidis & Nabeel S. Qureshi
When I played football in high school, our head coach had one refrain that he’d hammer into us over and over again: act with class. It meant no trash talk. No showboating. Help the other guy up, even if he just tried to take your head off. Don’t scream at refs. Don’t throw your helmet. […]
An Invitation to The Gentleman's Circle
To feel good, do good.
In more than thirty years as a writer, editor, and publisher, I have, to my best reckoning, introduced, abridged, issued or reissued, and read nearly every major work of inspirational literature produced or translated into English.
While the morality aspect is complicated, our shopping carts really do say something about who we are.
An ancient Greek recipe for happiness
These methods have helped me enormously—and can save you much heartache and anxiety
The most successful outlaws live by a code, and in many ways John Perry Barlow was an archetypal American outlaw all of his life.