Don’t let your ego get the better of you. Think carefully about your choices — and if you’re really the one making those decisions.

Most of the time we are completely unaware of these biases, but they can affect the way we think and the decisions we make in our personal lives, at work, and even in our training.

It is a challenge amongst intellectuals to talk about the human body in ways that won’t immediately elicit an ideological defensive reaction. But we can try.

Is winning all that matters or is participation the purpose of competition? This is the final article in this series.

The ability to dispassionately learn from others is an important step towards emotional maturity