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Alexander Graham Bell possessed one of the most fertile and brilliant minds in modern history. Though he ...

Editor's note: After the Battle of Bull Run, Ulysses S. Grant was appointed colonel of a regiment of ...

 Welcome back to our series on the spiritual disciplines, which explores exercises that can be used ...

Picture this: You’re sitting in your car at a stoplight mindlessly staring off into the distance when a ...

"The Boy Who Can't" From Boy's Life, c. 1920 By F. J. P. Hey, fellows, come closer, let each of us ...

We’ve all heard the jokes about useless liberal arts degrees, but my guest today argues that in today’s ...

“Far too often we let little things slide. But just turn on the news and listen as the anchors lament an ...

Welcome back to our series on the spiritual disciplines, which explores exercises that can be used ...

"Success and Happiness" From The Successful Man in His Manifold Relations to Life, 1886 By J. Clinton ...

There’s been a lot written and said about the fall of the Roman Empire. But what often gets overlooked is ...

You've talked to a cute barista at your favorite coffee shop for months, but you only see her when she's ...

Oftentimes when you start making positive changes for the better in your life, you’re going to have people, ...

In the age where smartphones provide constant stimulation, many of us have forgotten what it feels like to ...

"The Greatest Danger in the World" From Climbing Manward, 1924 By Frank H. Cheley Every moment that we ...

 When it comes to self-improvement, most people set big, audacious goals. Setting those goals feels good. ...

Inside many men is the call for adventure. My guest today is one of those men and listening to that call has ...

  Welcome back to our series on the spiritual disciplines, which explores exercises that can be used ...

If you’re like me, you have a love-hate relationship with your digital devices. On the one hand, they give ...

Do you often feel like you’re not in control of your day? Co-workers make unexpected demands, meetings ...

A Letter to Harrison Blake March 27, 1848 By Henry David Thoreau I do believe in simplicity. It is ...