One of my close friends alerted me to Amy Cuddy’s TEDTalk on body language. I’d seen her research before, and actually have used some of her suggestions in my own preparations for classes and speeches, but I’d never had the chance to hear her speak. This talk is something everyone should watch — but especially [...]
Archive for the ‘Best Practices – The Core Theory’ Category
Students: Watch This
24 Nov 2012 at 11:00
TBilich
Best Practices - The Core Theory, Connection, Health, Mind Tools, Positive Psychology
Looking Back to Go Forward
Today marks the anniversary of my first post — on life’s best practices. It’s as true now as it was then: human beings are not perfect, we never will be, and that’s both more interesting and more promising than the alternatives. Posts. During the past year, I have had 129 posts in 15 categories (listed [...]
“Scholarly”? No. Interesting? Yes.
I sometimes feel that I live in a world of footnotes. I am a lawyer, and with a few signal exceptions, lawyers tend to revel in the detail, the marginal comment, and the last word in small type at the end of the page. This blog, however, is not about the footnotes. It is about [...]
My Intentions
31 Jan 2011 at 07:48
TBilich
Best Practices - The Core Theory
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I believe in transparency, so in light of this being the first post of a new yearly cycle, I wanted to list my intentions and objectives for the coming year. Intentions. I intend to make my blog a go-to resource for practical discussions of brain function and its impact on satisfaction and achievement. I intend [...]