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If people are looking to you to lead them, you may feel the pressure to have all the answers. But often, perfection is not what people are looking for.

If our language reflects the way we think, what exactly does the idiom of today say about us?

Just like trim tabs leverage existing forces to help steer a vessel, it's possible to leverage existing desires and aversions in the process of habit formation.

We all have the same number of minutes each day at our disposal. So how do you make the most of this finite resource?

There’s a big difference between being ready and feeling ready.

The question is not: Is it perfect? Or course it won’t be perfect. Here are some better questions to ask.

If we're bound to make mistakes, we may as well get good at learning from them.

If you’ve got too much to do, there are two ways to deal with all those things you can’t get to.

Last week I noticed our cat playing a favorite game of hers. She spies something -- perhaps a fly or piece of string or bit of fuzz -- and then sneaks up and tries to pounce on it.

When someone is deluded, it doesn’t matter how great or sound the evidence is against him. He won’t be convinced.