We find it far easier to forgive others than we do ourselves.  John highlights this self-limiting practice and offers an alternative...

We've all heard the adage: actions speak louder than words.  But does an analysis of your actions point to your claimed allegiances or elsewhere?

We relentlessly carry on a charade that everyone has seen through, but is kind enough to play along with.  We're talking of the lie that we've somehow got it all together...

What if you knew your end was imminent?  Have you done all you'd hoped to?  Are you actively working towards it?

We sit on many opportunities because we feel there may be something greater yet to come or don't want to disappoint those in proximity to us.  As a result we live in a self-imposed limbo detrimental to our mental health.  What if we could instead trade this anguish for serenity?

Time is a fluid concept.  Some days we can't have enough, while others seem to drag on even as we fill them with inane activities.  This week Peter challenges us to consistently live with urgency...

This life at times seems a relentless struggle: You solve one consternation only to find another lying in wait.  What if we could trade that struggle for peace instead...