This is the trick of self‑improvement culture: It trains you to treat feelings like errors. Don’t get me wrong — it is great at the start, like training wheels. I, too, found some useful tips in “Atomic Habits,” a self-help book by James Clear, a researcher of habit formation. It hands you a template and calls it support — but applauds only when you trim yourself to fit.
Boston Mayor Martin Walsh and the new members of the Boston City Council were sworn into office Monday morning at the Cutler Majestic Theatre at Emerson College. Walsh set forth his vision for his...
The Boston University School of Medicine and BU School of Public Health launched the Center for Implementation and Improvement Sciences Friday, according to a BUSM release. Administered under the BUSM’s...
My hidden cove used to be the sixth floor of Mugar Memorial Library, in the corner carrel that overlooked the Boston skyline. It was a special day when no one else was at the coveted window desk, which...
