A few weeks ago, I had dinner with John, a friend of mine in California in his mid-60s who is grieving the loss of his wife from cancer. John was struggling to manage his grief, not an easy task at any time, and especially not during the social isolation of the pandemic. He told me […]
Read MoreRead more about Anthony Silard’s latest article in Psychology Today, here.
Read More“This American system of ours . . . call it Americanism, call it capitalism, call it what you like, gives to each and every one of us a great opportunity if we only seize it with both hands and make the most of it.” – Al Capone Do most people, while not becoming notorious gangsters, follow Capone’s […]
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Read MoreJoin Anthony Silard in our new video about exploring gender norms in leadership here! New perspective from The Art of Living Free series.
Read MoreIf respect for diversity brings about change, why is MLK’s dream still so poignantly unrealized? We have been “respecting” diversity by paying lip service to it for decades with little reward for African-Americans. For many of us, this “respect” has been the “right thing to do,” a manifestation of evaluation apprehension, or our fear of how […]
Read MoreDo you consume the media or does it consume you? Join Anthony Silard in exploring this topic here.
Read MoreDo you pay attention to how much news you are consuming? Watch Dr. Silard explore this further in his new video, here.
Read MoreDating back to the classic book Democracy in America written by the French political scientist who came to the US in 1831 to study the prison system and instead studied American society, the US cultural belief in the predominance of self-interest has been questioned. As Alexis de Tocqueville observed: The Americans … are fond of explaining almost all […]
Read MoreRead more from Anthony Silard in Psychology Today about whether we are primarily motivated to look out for our own interests or help others?
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