Tag Archive for: philosophy
A Buddhist Philosopher’s Antidote to Modern Nihilism
Blog, Teaching Ethics
To care deeply, as Socrates shows us in Plato’s Apology, is to be willing to die for what is truly worth caring about.
In mid-September 2020 as I write, massive wildfires are burning throughout Washington, Oregon, and California, and climate-change…
The Seahawks’ Psychologist Explains How Leaders Can Unlock Team Potential
Blog, Leadership
"A workplace that recognizes the humanity of the individual rather than seeing someone as a replaceable cog in a machine inspires that workforce to explore the edges of their potential.”
With football season officially underway, even without…
The Philosopher-for-Hire Who Says Meaningful Work Is an Illusion
Blog
Over the last decade, Andrew Taggart has made a name for himself. Outlets like Quartz and Big Think have described him as a gadfly-for-hire, a practical philosopher who offers his conversational and philosophical acumen to the likes…
Is There a Problem with Meaningful Work?
Blog, Corporate Culture, Fairness
The eminent philosopher Bertrand Russell, who died exactly 50 years ago at the impressive age of 97, once penned a polemic lauding laziness. Beginning on a humorous note—he wrote of having hopes that, after reading his essay, the leaders…