“Whose fault is it” when something goes wrong, or “who to praise” when something goes right – Brian Harris shares his thoughts.
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It is argued that a growth mindset can be developed, and educational programs have been designed to help people to do so.
Brian Harris helps us understand how the slow, low days, the nothing moves today days and the sad, groan and drag my tail days, impact us.
There is such a big difference between stillness and silence. Brian Harris explores this concept as he breaks down the differences.
The good news is that in the hands of Jesus disqualifying stories are transformed. That’s the essence of the Gospel.
Paralysed by indecision? Struggling to start a project? Lacking motivation? These thoughts from Brian Harris will help get you moving.
On its own, ambition is neutral – neither good nor bad. It’s the content we apply it to that makes the difference, writes Brian Harris.
It seems to me that hope is a faith based virtue – a deeply Christian virtue. I wonder if courage is even possible, without hope.
I’ve started to think about the things I do that are really not very helpful – and drawn up a “don’t do” list. See if they resonate with you.
There is a Latin phrase I love: “coram Deo”, which essentially means that all of life takes place in the sight of God.