Day Sleepers | Frankology 86
There is a person who thinks it’s OK to sleep during working hours. This is the same person who thinks it’s OK to miss deadlines – constantly. The person who
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Wretched Waiting | Frankology 85
Waiting for bad news quickly becomes a way of life. I’m referring to real bad news, not “I’m sorry but we can’t fit you in for that hair appointment” bad
Belonging Trumps Morality | Frankology 84
Our need to belong exceeds our need to be moral. Morality: principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behavior. Belonging: an affinity for a place,
The Small Things Count | Frankology 83
“Have an amazing day.” Some time ago I received an email from the representative of a service provider we’ve done business with for the past ten years. This person is
Potatoes Have Eyes | Frankology 82
One time, my gardener nearly broke the door off my shed. The door was mounted so it opens to the outside as opposed to inward. Unorthodox but necessary due to
Fulfilment VS Happiness | Frankology 81
If given the choice for unconditional happiness, right now, would you say no? I’m talking about flipping a switch which turns your world instantly into a funfair of pure unadulterated
Meaning Machines | Frankology 80
People are meaning-making machines. We search for meaning in almost anything we do, even when we don’t know we are doing it. Similarly, we attach meaning to almost everything we
Strange Apes | Frankology 79
The human being is strange. Most anything in nature will not take part in activities known to be bad for the system. Lions don’t smoke and beetles don’t drink. Sometimes
A Beautiful Thing | Frankology 78
When you have completed this short read, I urge you to stop and think about it for just a few seconds. Really stop and think. No matter your current age;
Old VS New | Frankology 77
This weekend I ran a little experiment. Nothing too serious, or difficult for that matter. I wanted to see if writing with pen and paper (pencil and paper in reality)