After losing his temper in front of his kids due to airport delays, Josh Misner met an airline employee who taught him the power of forgiveness
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Life with a Famous Father
Tessa Auberjonois on growing up a VIP wallflower.
The Trials and Triumphs of a Joyful Black Man in America
The media-generated perception: being black is synonymous with being poor, uneducated, unmotivated and a burden on society. Michael Taylor is having none of that.
Everyday, Everywhere Myths About Suicide
Sara Gaer and Jim McCauley dismantle the myths about suicide so that people with suicidal ideation can get the help they need.
Which World Do You Belong To?
The problem with the images of perfection we see in the media is that they divide the world in two. Where would you rather belong?
I Never Learned How To Feel
With a clear message to forget his feelings amidst a fractured family, Christian Clifton finds himself robot-like when it comes to his emotions.
With a clear message to forget his feelings amidst a fractured family, Christian Clifton finds himself robot-like when it comes to his emotions.
Baseball’s New Three-Letter Word: CTE
Former Major League Baseball player Ryan Freel committed suicide in 2012. It’s now been confirmed he suffered from Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, the national pastime’s first documented case. Neil Cohen discusses how MLB is getting proactive.
17 Reasons I’m Still in Love With You
Just because a relationship is over doesn’t mean we stop loving that person. Mark Radcliffe explores the beauty and the pain of loss.
4 Ways a Girl Taught Me to Be a Better Man
Orin Hahn liked to pretend that he knew what he was doing. It took a little girl to teach him how it’s done.
I Keep Trying To Make My Son Cool
Joanna Schroeder admits that she thinks coolness matters…and she wonders if that makes her a jerk or a good parent.
How to Stay Happily Married
Mark Sherman, married (to the same woman!) for more than 43 years, shares some straightforward ways he and his wife avoid common marital problems.
5 Steps to Being a Male Emotional Hero
Leo Searle Hawkins shows men how to be emotionally available to women without losing their masculinity.
How Teens Drink
Before the energy drink slash cocktail and butt-chugging, there was “The Watermelon Crawl” and “Mr. Boston’s.”
Adolescents Need To Learn About Depression – Before It’s Too Late
Danny Baker points out that teaching our kids about depression is as important as teaching them about sex and drunk driving.
Is Bullying Preventable?
Some may insist that bullying is just a part of childhood, but Eric Thompson insists that we can change that.
Man Up, Like A Woman
There is no difference between “you need to harness your sacred masculine energy” and “man up, bro.” None.