The Best of Tom Greene
10+ most popular Tom Greene articles, as voted by our community.
Tom Greene on Better Living
The Most Important Question of Your Life — Tom Greene
It’s the single most important question of every man’s life. And, it’s imperative that you know the answer.
Six Ways to Thrive Before You Die — Tom Greene
The goal of this journey isn’t to merely survive our time on earth. The goal is to thrive in our limited time here. So that at the end of the road we are full of memories and experiences that leave us…
Tom Greene on Psychology
Three Secrets of Resilient People — Tom Greene
In times of despair it’s important to know that everyone struggles through difficult life experiences. Everyone. Life isn’t about avoiding struggle. It’s about how we see those challenges and our…
«“Man is, properly speaking, based upon hope. He has no other possession but hope. This world of his is emphatically the place of hope.”»
Five Secrets to a Lifetime of Happiness — Tom Greene
I think we can all agree that the goal during our time on Earth is to thrive, so that at the end of the road, we are full of memories and experiences that leave us satisfied with the journey, right?
«The key ingredient is the vision and creativity to seek out memorable and meaningful experiences, even if they happen in your own backyard.»
Tom Greene on Relationships
Is Loneliness The New Smoking? — Tom Greene
Imagine a job where you get paid $47 per hour to do nothing. That’s right, nothing. In Japan, a company called Family Romance pays people to literally do nothing.
«lonely people are more likely to experience lower job satisfaction, more infrequent promotions and are more likely to quit within the first six months.»
The Mysterious Minds of Men — Tom Greene
The simple truth about men is that our thoughts are not that complex. Most men aren’t thinking about other women or nuclear fusion or how to cure pancreatic Cancer.
Tom Greene on Society
What Happened to Our Shared American Values? — Tom Greene
As we approach Independence Day we are seeing a rising level of, well, independence . And, a sense that people are abandoning our long-held values. Values like patriotism, family and organized…
The Birth Rate is Crashing. Should We Worry?
Can the next generation save Social Security & Medicare?
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Why Worrying is a Complete Waste of Your Time — Tom Greene
There are instances when worrying can be constructive. I call it “constructive anxiety.” For example, it can help you prepare for something important, like delivering a speech in front of a large…
«We mistakenly think that the time spent worrying emotionally equips us to handle the future calamities that undoubtedly await us. It doesn’t.»
The Existential Fear of Dying — Tom Greene
In pre-modern times people died early and often. The infrequency of death today makes it’s occurrence unfamiliar and uncomfortable. That’s why talking about death is disquieting for us. It’s wholly…
Four Things Regret Can Teach You About Yourself — Tom Greene
Regret is a cognitive emotional state that involves blaming ourselves for a bad outcome. Like putting hot cheese and chili on your roller-grill hot dog at QT. That’s almost guaranteed to lead to…
«it is often the inaction that leads to long-lasting regrets. Inaction tends to illustrate our failure to live up to our own goals and aspirations»
The Importance of Delayed Gratification — Tom Greene
The importance of delayed gratification is undeniable, in every area of life. Here's why you should build up the discipline to excercise it consistently.
How Much Money Do I Need to be Rich? — Tom Greene
Pretty much everyone wants to be rich—not purely for the sake of money, but for the fragile promise of happiness that comes with being a total baller. But, what does it mean to be rich today? How much…
«In America, Canada and most of Europe our pets sleep in better conditions than many people in other countries.»
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