More?

Do we always want more? Do we always need more? Does most everyone want more? Why? When is enough; enough?

Truth?

Why is the truth so often hard to accept, especially if it is contradictory to one’s own beliefs? Is this really why Galileo lost his life? A lack of acceptance of the truth?

Persuasion?

What is important to swaying people toward you view? Is it about selling your view and opinions? Is it about the facts? Is it about finding common ground as a basis for communication?

NOW? (Again)

Now is the present moment. Or is it? Can I affect anything that is not here now? Is the present moment a finite entity or is it infinite?

The Universe?

Where does one start when discussing the universe? Where does one start when trying to understand the universe? Where does one start to question the universe?
What exactly is the universe? How is it defined?

Perfection?

Is perfection a bona fide goal? Is it attainable and sustainable? If one pursues perfection, does it help or hinder in the pursuit of long term goals? What does it mean to pursue perfection? Does chasing perfection suggest making no mistakes? Does that hinder growth and development and even success?

What things do you do well?

Are the things we do well our strengths? Are the things we enjoy reflective of our strengths? Do we really know our strengths? What are the benefits of knowing our strengths? How can we determine our true strengths? What is the best way to maximize strengths?

Decisions?

Are decisions sometimes made with the heart and sometimes with the mind? Sometimes could decisions even be made with the gut? Which is most effective? Does it depend? What would Yoda say?

Veracity?

Has truthfulness gone out of style? Is it irrelevant in today’s world? Is it ok to say anything, true or not, if it sounds good or fits your perspective? Will this philosophy become more pervasive in the future?

Frustration?

While all of these may be a factor in frustration, on closer examination, could it be more a reflection of our own personal mindset? Do we become frustrated, when our expectations are not met? Is our disappointment, even with unrealistic expectations, the catalyst for our resultant anger, frustration or sadness?