Monthly Archives: July 2013

The term for physicians causing more problems, in an attempt to cure, is called iatrogenesis and is responsible for over 1million deaths in hospitals in the US annually. I believe that iatrogenesis is also occurring in the psychology sector and especially … Continue reading →

I was listening to a lady being interviewed on a program called Insight on SBS TV, who said she had been bashed, stalked and nearly killed by a man that she had gotten engaged to. When asked how this could occur – … Continue reading →

“What we measure with we will be measured by”. If we fail to make anger unacceptable then we will continue to be a victim of it, I believe. To me anger is understandable (I can’t get angry about it) but … Continue reading →

Have you ever tried to have a conversation with someone that followed a different code of football than you do? I bet it didn’t go very far. eg. “You know when the siren goes, it is great how they…..”. Other … Continue reading →

“My Life and Work” Written by Henry FOrd in 1922 and his words seem to have a very modern feel about them. P 48 “We fortunately did not inherit any traditions and we are not founding any. If we have a tradition … Continue reading →

“Concretely, what I most realized about business in that year (1908) – and I have been leaning more each year without finding it necessary to change my first conclusions – is this: (1) That finance is given a place ahead of work and therefore … Continue reading →

It seems to me that we consider anger to be like a fart. That is ours is ok but everyone else’s stinks. I do not think that we will ever have peace on this planet until we all come to … Continue reading →