September 16, 2020Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on September 16, 2020What a Monkey Can Teach About The Importance of Sharing a BurdenA longtime New York City psychotherapist Robert Akeret wrote a book called Tales From a Traveling Couch. In it, he describes a cartoon; In the first […]
September 9, 2020Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on September 9, 2020How Small Actions Lead to Big ResultsA caller to the Clark Howard Personal Finance radio show told of a habit she has: She puts a dollar in a box each night. And […]
September 2, 2020Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on September 2, 2020How to Have an Awesome DayI wanted to share with you a 15-minute exercise I do to prepare for the day in the morning. It’s not a physical exercise, it’s a […]
August 26, 2020Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on August 26, 2020Outside Help for Inside WorriesRoy Campanella was a Hall of Fame baseball catcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers in the 1940s and 50s and his career ended when he had a […]
August 19, 2020Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on August 19, 2020There Must Be a Pony – The Power of OptimismOne of my favorite stories is in James Kirkwoods’ book, “There Must Be a Pony,” and it’s about a father of twin sons, age eight. One […]
August 12, 2020Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on August 12, 2020How Marie Kondo Mysteriously Connects You Back to YourselfIf you have not seen the Netflix show “Tidying Up with Marie Kondo” or read her books, I’d highly recommend it. She’s terrific at helping people […]
August 5, 2020Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on August 5, 2020Running on “Guts”When I was in college and on the track team, I asked my Coach how to run the 400-meter race. I didn’t run that event, but […]
July 29, 2020Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on July 29, 2020Gratitude in an InstantIn one of the seminars I do, people are asked to take out their cell phone, think of somebody that they really care about — is […]
July 22, 2020Published by Dr. David A. Weiman on July 22, 2020High Tough, Low TechOn the lower left side of my computer monitor, there is a card that lists five tips I try to follow for having an outstanding day. […]