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27 June 2020 Edward 0

Develop the warrior’s spirit and project it wherever you can.

There are qualities necessary to become a warrior according to Japanese tradition. The bushido (the way of the warrior) is composed of eight values necessary to form the martial character: righteousness (義, Gi, “rectitude”, “rigour”, the spirit of justice), heroic courage (勇, Yū), benevolence and compassion (仁, Jin,...

20 June 2020 Edward 0

What can be the biggest failure of your life?

My answer to this question will be a...

6 June 2020 Edward 0

We should feel close to every human being, the same way we feel close to a member of our community

Have you ever felt this warmth in your...

25 May 2020 Edward 0

What can we learn from the life of Edmond Dantès?

The history of the Count of Montecristo begins...

10 July 2020 Edward 0

Two essential skills on the road to wealth

The ability to endure suffering and the clever use of leverages Two points shared by all those who have become rich on their own, i.e. they have not inherited their wealth. The ability to endure pain is of prime importance since it has many consecutive virtues: not seeking...

21 June 2020 Edward 0

Creating your own moat

The job market is a gladiatorial arena for...

12 June 2020 Edward 0

Entrepreneurial culture is collarless

From blue collar to hoodie You have no...

26 May 2020 Edward 0

Here’s why you shouldn’t want to retire

5 reasons to never retire 1 – Do...

7 July 2020 Edward 0

Two daily forces to master

Each individual’s day is structured around two forces, rising and falling: yang and yin. It is advisable to organize one’s day according to these two energies. In general, the yang forces are more present in the morning: this is the time to create. Conversely, the evening is more...

13 June 2020 Edward 0

Set-aside: the new contemporary economic imperative?

How to apply a centuries-old principle to our...

27 May 2020 Edward 0

The art of asking the right questions

Tap into the conscious and unconscious capacities of...

8 May 2020 Edward 0

10 reasons to enjoy the massive spread of telework

Greater family-work balance: more presence at home By...

18 June 2020 Edward 0

How can society see nature differently?

Why aren’t we shifting massively to a hippie-like lifestyle? We know that nature is not doing so well. We also know our children may have a tough life because of the actions of previous generations. Why aren’t we concerned about what’s going on in the wild? Do we...

3 June 2020 Edward 0

Jesus the most powerful of the needy

What does the life of Jesus teach us?...

7 May 2020 Edward 0

What Is Creatocracy? Is It The World Of Tomorrow?

Creatocracy is a neologism formed from the radical...

4 May 2019 Edward 0

What does it mean to be a gentleman today?

‘Gentleman’ is the literal translation from the French...

6 July 2020 Edward 0

The faults we see in others are only there to make us aware of our own

It seems that we all have a radar ready to detect the faults of others. It’s a human tendency, perhaps we see the half-empty glass too often. Although this propensity to see the vices in others is strong, how can this help us to progress? There are two...

24 June 2020 Edward 0

Should we be nice or rough?

What is hardness? Should it be embodied in...

22 June 2020 Edward 0

Know which type of family you belong to: Spartan or Athenian

There are two types of families, those that...

15 June 2020 Edward 0

Dodging and withstanding: two essential virtues for the relationship with others

Knowing how to draw on boxing and animal...

8 July 2020 Edward 0

Levels of discussion

Know where you are at all times Some discussions can be captivating, others, on the contrary, can be harrowing. How do you explain these differences? Is there a way to “elevate” a conversation? There seem to be four levels of discussion. Let’s see what they are. Talking about...

17 June 2020 Edward 0

What is a failing society?

Recent events have highlighted the inequalities that persist...

1 June 2020 Edward 0

Sublimation, the prerogative of wise societies…

Religious institutions have been eager to reclaim and...

14 May 2020 Edward 0

Can we visit museums online?

Visiting a museum is a special experience. It...

1 July 2020 Edward 0

Your word, your power

The word or verb has energy. A truthful word creates trust and respectability. Conversely, a word that is insincere or unsupported by facts creates mistrust and a lack of respectability. This is how humanity has functioned for centuries: a word that is insincere or tarnishes the reputation of...

11 June 2020 Edward 0

How to make your voice heard without hurting while providing valuable feedback

When it comes to freedom of speech, we...

3 June 2020 Edward 0

Think twice before taking your own life…

2 reasons not to kill yourself 1.You will...

21 May 2020 Edward 0

Should we make beauty the common thread of our life?

Beauty seems to play a role with regard...

30 June 2020 Edward 0

Should one inherit his family’s beliefs?

Family is the place of transmission par excellence. There are many different forms, however, are all these bequests good to receive? Heritage, whether cultural or material, is the very essence of the notion of family. Can we deliberately choose not to accept a bequest that has been imposed...

25 June 2020 Edward 0

Should we write with emojis?

Emotion seems to be what we lack most...

10 June 2020 Edward 0

Is there an animal nobility?

From the age of bestiaries to the present...

7 June 2020 Edward 0

Is anonymity the ultimate luxury?

In a world where attention and personal data...

16 June 2020 Edward 0

Not every text is good to read

A book is not necessarily the work of a noble thought although it is the fruit of work done in solitude and in a psychological state that can be somewhat meditative. A book is the expression of a thought, an opinion, a reflection on a particular theme. Just...

22 May 2020 Edward 0

Two essential skills on the road...

Levels of discussion

Two daily forces to master

The faults we see in others...