The Comeback Is Not a Straight Line
Setbacks inside the recovery are part of the recovery.
Category: Moments
Short real-time updates and posts from Chris — the “Magic Moments” live feed.
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The Other Fathers: Honoring the Coaches, Grandfathers and Mentors Who Stepped In
Many of us were shaped by men who weren’t our fathers but showed up like one. Father’s Day is a fitting time to thank the coaches, grandfathers, uncles and mentors who stepped in. Read more
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Why Grown-Ups Need Play, Too
Play isn’t only for children. Doing something just for the fun of it can restore energy, build connection and make hard seasons easier to carry. Here’s how adults can make room for it this summer. Read more
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Myth vs. Fact: Rest and Productivity
Many of us carry beliefs about rest that leave us tired and guilty at the same time. Here are four common myths about rest and productivity, and a more helpful way to think about both. Read more
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Why Leaders Should Take Real Vacations, and How to Make It Possible
When leaders never fully disconnect, their teams notice and often follow suit. Here’s why taking real time off is part of leading well, and how to set your team up so you can. Read more
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Homesick at Any Age: Getting Through the First Weeks in a New Place
Summer brings moves, camps, new jobs and fresh starts, and homesickness often comes with them. Here’s why it happens, why it isn’t weakness, and how to get through the first weeks. Read more
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Summer-Proofing Your Routines for Longer Days and Looser Schedules
Routines that worked in spring often wobble in summer. Here’s how to adjust your habits for longer days, travel, heat and a full house, without abandoning them. Read more
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Myth vs. Fact: How Habits Really Form
Halfway through the year is a natural time to restart a habit. Here’s what research suggests about how habits really form, and why one missed day doesn’t erase your progress. Read more
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The Halfway Review: Six Questions for the End of June
The last days of June mark the halfway point of the year. Before the second half begins, these six questions can help you look back honestly, notice what you learned and choose what comes next. Read more
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Q&A: How Do I Rally a Team After a Disappointing First Half?
Missed targets and a rough first six months can leave a team discouraged. Here are answers to questions leaders often ask about restoring morale and momentum for the second half. Read more
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Summer Reading With a Purpose: Building a Habit That Strengthens You
Summer is a natural season for reading, and the right books can carry you through hard seasons long after you close them. Here’s how to build a reading habit that lasts past Labor Day. Read more