Charles Darwin (1809–1882) and Alfred Russel Wallace (1823–1913) share the credit, technically, for the theory of evolution by natural selection but Darwin became the icon. One reason they parted ways was that Wallace did not agree with Darwin that the human mind was simply an organ that evolved naturally, like any other. There had to be something more to it.

The Battle Over the Human Mind That Split Two Great Thinkers

mindmatters.ai

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An excellent book for reflection on life, time and virtue from the ancient Stoic philosopher Seneca.

On the Shortness of Life

by Seneca

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Some ideas about individuality and crisis of life and death.

so you're having an existential crisis

Sisyphus 55

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Beverley Patwell encourages people to embark on a “change journey”. She shared jargon “Use-of-Self” that focuses on the individual as the pivotal point for meaningful change. It also provided deeper explanations on four-stage process of align, integrate, carry out and renew your change process.

Leading Meaningful Change

by Beverley Patwell

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