In June of…
Teachers vs. Mentors vs. Gurus: The Quest To Find The Best Instructor
There is confusion when comparing these words: Teachers, Mentors, and Gurus. All provide instruction, yet there are key differences in your relationship to each of them. So what are the differences? And why is it important to know all this?
Pain vs. Suffering: The Seed Of Your Life Story
The single best explanation I’ve come across on the difference between pain and suffering comes from a talk that Yen Liow gave at Columbia Business School. The fundamental premise is that pain without meaning equals suffering, whereas pain with…
Wisdom vs. Knowledge: How To Guarantee Success In The Digital Age
In Robert Greene's book, The 50th Law, he presents us with a story. This tale about the Greek philosopher Socrates gives us a little glimpse into what it means to be wise and, perhaps more importantly, what it means to be fooled by the illusion of…
Rich vs. Wealthy: What’s the Difference and Which One Do You Really Want?
In an interview with Kyla Scanlon, the NYU professor, entrepreneur, and author Scott Galloway gave a very straightforward and foundational definition of wealth. He said:
Libertarian vs. Liberal: Economics, Freedom, and the Fight for Liberty
The Libertarian vs. Liberal debate is confusing for some, but once you understand it, it’s clear as day. While both of these political thought processes have some areas that overlap, you’ll soon understand the fundamental differences between the…
Negative vs. Positive Rights: Fundamentals and Criticisms
The difference between negative vs positive rights is that one requires action while the other requires inaction. Negative rights are the requirements of someone else not to interfere in your ability to obtain something. Positive rights are a…
Classical Liberalism vs. Modern Liberalism: What’s the Difference?
Has the definition of “liberal” changed over time? One of the more compelling debates in American intellectual circles concerns classical liberalism vs. modern liberalism. In American parlance, the word liberal is used reflexively, often without…