Lessons From Addiction
Craig A WilliamsonCraig A. Williamson writes about universal lessons at the intersection of addiction and the real world, helping others find understanding and move towards their best self.
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Finding What I Needed Right Under My Nose
When life turns hard
Life can be hard. Even the most serene existence has difficult moments. Bad news comes out of the blue. A serious threat can be unexpected and real.
An emotional jolt quickly turns physical. Cortisol spikes. Your...
The 1% That Actually Matters
An Unsettling Observation
Earl Nightingale once said in The Strangest Secret:
“If most people said what they were thinking, they’d be speechless.”
There’s something unsettling about that.
For many of us, thinking runs on autopilot m...
You Can't Steer Standing Still
The problem with perfect clarity
We are often told that clear goals are essential to success, productivity, and the sense of confidence clarity brings. Know what you want. Define success. Go for it.
There is a problem with this advice...
Watch Out, He Has a Gun!
I’ve watched redemption change lives, and I’ve experienced what happens when change doesn’t arrive in time. Here’s one such story where the opportunity for change remains alive.
The First Meeting
I met Eddie at the Union Gospel Missi...
How I Made More Progress With Less Effort
Everyone knows discipline is the key to success. At least that’s what we’re told. Push harder. Try more. Stay disciplined.
But you might have noticed real life doesn’t work that way.
Discipline Can Be a Losing Game
Slipups happen. A...
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