From Gregory Stock’s The Book of Questions: What are your two most compulsive habits? Do you struggle to break them? If so, what would it feel like to accept them and give up on trying to change? First off, let me say that I am NOT an expert on compulsive habits. But I used to have … Continue reading Question of the Week #385
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Question of the Week #384
From Gregory Stock’s The Book of Questions: Given one shot at a 50-50 bet that pays 10 times your wager if you win, how much would you risk? What if your chances of winning were 90 percent and the payoff were still tenfold? To quote Jessica Biel's character in the classic 2001 baseball rom-com Summer Catch: … Continue reading Question of the Week #384
Question of the Week #383
From Gregory Stock’s The Book of Questions: Do you strive more for security, accomplishment, success, love, power, or excitement? For me, it's got to be a healthy balance. Too much of one thing and you end up lopsided, like walking around with one shoelace untied. Boring! Some security and stability provide a solid foundation, but you've … Continue reading Question of the Week #383
Question of the Week #382
From Gregory Stock’s The Book of Questions: What do you think would be hardest about living hundreds of years in a youthful state? Hey everyone, it's your favorite 150-year-old blogger here. Can you believe I still don't have a single wrinkle on this baby-smooth face? It's true - thanks to advanced anti-aging treatments, I've been able … Continue reading Question of the Week #382
Question of the Week #381
From Gregory Stock’s The Book of Questions: If you could live to the age of 100 having either the body or the mind of a 25-year-old for the rest of your life, which would you prefer? What if you could keep your body or your mind only as it is now? Let me just say upfront, … Continue reading Question of the Week #381
Question of the Week #380
From Gregory Stock’s The Book of Questions: What would you do if you were approached on a busy street by a well-dressed stranger who said he'd lost his wallet and asked apologetically if you could give him $9.85 to buy a train ticket? What if instead you were approached for a handout by a haggard-looking stranger … Continue reading Question of the Week #380
Question of the Week #379
From Gregory Stock’s The Book of Questions: If you worked for the government and found that the president was committing serious crimes to bring about positive things you both believed in, would you try to expose those crimes? If so, what if you knew your reputation would be destroyed in the process? Personally, as much as … Continue reading Question of the Week #379
Question of the Week #378
From Gregory Stock’s The Book of Questions: Would you be willing to undergo a relatively safe surgery to implant a permanent cardiac monitor that would detect the tell-tale signs of an impending heart attack and summon medical help before it occurred? Let doctors slice you open and implant a bunch of wires and computer chips in … Continue reading Question of the Week #378
Question of the Week #377
From Gregory Stock’s The Book of Questions: Do you dispense more criticism or praise? That all depends on what you deserve! he says, smacking his palm with a wooden ruler... To be honest, I'm not one to generally dish out criticism or praise. Blame the introversion if you wish. I normally do. I typically don't speak unless … Continue reading Question of the Week #377
Question of the Week #376
From Gregory Stock’s The Book of Questions: Do you work harder to earn praise and recognition or to avoid criticism? On one hand, most of us appreciate some verbal high fives when we do good work. Getting some applause, fist bumps, or maybe even a raise feels pretty sweet. And I'd be lying if I said … Continue reading Question of the Week #376
The Confusing Middle 