Home | Blog | The Powerful Benefits of Ego

By Randy Gage in Critical Thinking, Success, Prosperity.

When my Risky Is the New Safe book came out, there was a lot of controversy over the chapter on ego. I made the case that every…

Home | Blog | Poverty, Money, and Happiness

By Randy Gage in Success, Prosperity.

The nickname for money in Tibetan is Kunga Dhondup. Roughly translated it means, “that which makes us all happy, and can…

Home | Blog | The Power of Your Mind

By Randy Gage in Critical Thinking, Success, Prosperity.

We talk a lot about the power of the mind. But never enough. Because the power of a mind — the power of your mind — is one of the most powerful…

Home | Blog | Seriously Simply Plan for Prosperity

By Randy Gage in Success, Prosperity.

It isn’t about the goal. It isn’t about the vision. Living a life of true prosperity is really about your habits.

Home | Blog | Stress, Negative Emotions, and Health

By Randy Gage in Critical Thinking, Success, Prosperity.

Science is developing more and more evidence that shows negative emotions affect your health. Anxiety…

Home | Blog | Your Next Assignment

By Randy Gage in Critical Thinking, Success, Prosperity.

Lots of talk in the personal development and growth space today about purpose. Finding your passion. And living a life of leaning.

Home | Blog | The Moral Challenges of Progress and Technology

By Randy Gage in Critical Thinking, Success, Prosperity.

Home | Blog | The Power of Desiring Desire

By Randy Gage in Success, Prosperity.

Many people approach prosperity with the method of reducing your desires to your current level of attainment, and then becoming happy with that…

Home | Blog | Poverty Doesn’t Buy Happiness

By Randy Gage in Critical Thinking, Success, Prosperity.

You hear tropes like “money doesn’t buy happiness” all the time. True. Money and material things don’t buy happiness.

Home | Blog | Living Life Full-Time

By Randy Gage in Critical Thinking, Success, Prosperity.

I’m an entrepreneur, because I’m psychologically unemployable. If I had a boss, one of us would end up dead.