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Pragmatic Wisdom

Simple lessons for our complicated modern times, drawn from philosophy, religion, and common sense

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Denis Gorbunov in Pragmatic Wisdom

You Get to Know Your Partner Better on a Three-Week Trip Than in a Three-Year Relationship

Wesley van Peer in Pragmatic Wisdom

Man in a gray cap looks out over a calm waterfront at sunset. The sky is softly colored orange and pink.

What My Younger Self Didn’t Know About Love, Life, and Parenthood

Love and responsibility gave me much…

Wesley van Peer in Pragmatic Wisdom

A silhouette of a couple embracing at sunset, with the sun setting behind them, casting a warm orange and purple glow across the sky and mountains in the background.

When Your Relationship Becomes Your Mirror

What your partner is showing you about yourself

Victoria Corindi 🌻 in Pragmatic Wisdom

People sitting in a circle having a difficult conversation

How I “Oops, Ouch, Whoa” My Way Through Difficult Conversations

The simple framework that helps me…

Wesley van Peer in Pragmatic Wisdom

A wooden kitchen countertop with flour, eggs, and baking tools scattered around. The word “Family” is beautifully written in flour at the center, surrounded by an open carton of eggs, a rolling pin, and a small pile of flour, giving a warm and cozy vibe.

Why Coming Home After Work is the Best Part of My Day

How my family makes me forget about work stress…

Wesley van Peer in Pragmatic Wisdom

A bunch of eggs in a carton, some standing tall while others are leaning a bit.

Are You a Sinking Egg or a Floating One?

When the outside looks fine but the inside is changing

Wesley van Peer in Pragmatic Wisdom

A black and white portrait of a person with a thoughtful, introspective expression. They are wearing a beanie and a dark, high-neck sweater, with one hand covering part of their face. The person gazes off into the distance, with a soft light highlighting their features against a blurred background.

Why Forgiving Others Is a Gift to Yourself

How letting go of resentment can bring inner peace

Brenna Lee in Pragmatic Wisdom

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Charles Darwin and the Pros and Cons of Marriage

How do you make the trade-off?

Malky McEwan in Pragmatic Wisdom

Dark night driving on a road in the rain.

Unexpected Encounters With Remarkable People

There are fascinating faces in unexpected places —…

Carlos Garbiras in Pragmatic Wisdom

Nietzsche On Love, Leadership, and Electing Well

The compassionate leadership we deserve as a society