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“Per Aspera Ad Astra” is Latin for ‘through hardship to the stars’ and can be taken several related ways including it is
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Most of us have heard the quote attributed to Aristotle: “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act,
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Folks, life is challenging enough without you defecting to the opposition. Yet all too many of us decline to follow the 3
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The quote is by the poet Mary Oliver (1935-2019, Pulitzer Prize winner) and the elegant beauty of it always spoke volumes to
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And if someone ever did, why would you believe them? If it were easy, everyone would do it, so what’s the point?
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Or more fully stated: ‘effective practice is a learnable skillset’. It may sound like heresy, but not all practice is good practice
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For many of us and for much of our lives we have absorbed the concept that willpower, along with its close cousin,
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Recently, I was asked: “What is the most valuable piece of advice you would give to anyone new at TCC who is
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Roll Call: The reading aloud of a list of names, and subsequent responses, to determine who is present or absent. Every day,
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Obsession has gotten a bad name in some circles but directed and managed, it is the gift of the gods. I think
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Within each of us lies both goodness and talent of some form, the ability to improve the world and to sculpt ourselves