What Will Matter

Michael Josephson is a noted radio commentator and the founder and president of the nonprofit Josephson Institute of Ethics and CHARACTER COUNTS!. Subscribers and regular visitors to his blog at WhatWillMatter.com will find written and audio versions of radio commentaries, plus quotations, observations, guest articles, videos, images, surveys, and recommendations.

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Eine durchschnittliche Folge dieses Podcasts dauert 1m. Bisher sind 184 Folge(n) erschienen. Jeden Tag erscheint eine Folge dieses Podcasts.

Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 5 hours 10 minutes

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COMMENTARY 982.2: The Yuppie Lifestyle and Satisfaction


T.S. Eliot said, “Half of the harm that is done in this world is due to people who want to feel important. They do not mean to do harm … they are absorbed in the endless struggle to think well of themselves.” How do we feel important? Often,


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 April 25, 2016  1m
 
 

COMMENTARY 982.1: Do a Little More


In 1964, a young woman named Kitty Genovese was stabbed to death outside her apartment building in Queens, New York. She was attacked repeatedly over the course of an hour and despite her screams, none of the 38 neighbors intervened or called for help....


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 April 22, 2016  1m
 
 

COMMENTARY 981.5: The Disease of Low Expectations


The serious damage done to our economy, social institutions, and personal relationships by widespread cheating and dishonesty is bad enough. But widespread acceptance of such behavior as inevitable threatens to make our future a lot worse. In effect,


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 April 21, 2016  1m
 
 

COMMENTARY 981.4: I Owe It to My Family


An angry woman once approached me after a speech to tell me off. “It’s easy for you to talk about my responsibility to speak out or object to waste or wrongdoing,” she said, “but I’m a single mother and my highest duty is to keep my job.


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 April 20, 2016  1m
 
 

COMMENTARY 981.3: Fixing Toxic Relationships


Are there people in your life who regularly cause you to feel bad about yourself? Most of us care what others think of us, so knowing that someone doesn’t like or approve of the judgments we’ve made or how we look can be hurtful.


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 April 19, 2016  1m
 
 

COMMENTARY 981.2: The Illusion of Success


Reach for the stars. Pursue goals beyond your grasp. These are good life strategies. We never know how much we can accomplish until we try. But what happens when we’re told we must reach the stars or suffer consequences?


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 April 18, 2016  1m
 
 

COMMENTARY 981.1: Getting Started


Chris’s parents were proud of him when he graduated from college. But it’s been six months and he hasn’t gotten a job yet. In fact, he hasn’t looked seriously. He has no idea what he wants to do and he’s thinking of grad school.


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 April 15, 2016  1m
 
 

COMMENTARY 980.5: Blessing or Curse?


A man and his companion lost their way in a forest. The companion despaired, but the man said maybe some good would come of it. They came upon a stranger who needed the man’s help. The stranger turned out to be a prince who gave the man a beautiful hor...


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 April 14, 2016  1m
 
 

COMMENTARY 980.4: Controlling the Weather


While teachers can have a lifelong effect on the way students think, psychologist Haim Ginott has focused on a more immediate aspect of impact: the creation of a positive or negative physical and emotional environment that can determine the quality of ...


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 April 13, 2016  1m
 
 

COMMENTARY 980.3: The TEAM Approach to Teaching Character


I want my kids to be smart and successful, but I also want them to be good. I want them to be the kind of people other parents would like to see their kids marry. I also want them to make sound, values-based decisions that will help them be safe and ha...


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 April 12, 2016  1m