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: Give Good Memories


In a society preoccupied with the quest for material possessions, it’s easy to overlook the fact that our most valuable possessions are our best memories. Good memories are a form of wealth. They are not simply something we own,


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 December 5, 2016  1m
 
 

COMMENTARY: Testing Your Integrity


In the past year, did you keep the money if a cashier gave you too much change? Did you lie to your boss, a customer, or a significant other? Did you use the Internet for personal reasons at work? Did you distort or conceal facts on a resumé or in a jo...


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 December 3, 2016  1m
 
 

COMMENTARY: Getting Through to Kids


A listener wrote to say she was selecting some of her favorite commentaries to put into a notebook for her 12-year-old son. She said she was going to underline portions she thought were particularly pertinent.


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 December 2, 2016  1m
 
 

COMMENTARY: Pounding In and Pulling Out Nails – Dealing With Hurtful Words


When one of my daughters was confronted with the fact that she had really hurt another child with a mean comment, she cried and immediately wanted to apologize. That was a good thing, but I wanted her to know an apology can’t always make things better....


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 December 1, 2016  1m
 
 

COMMENTARY: What I Believe


Here’s a portion of my personal list of beliefs that you may want to pass on: I believe I’m a work-in-progress, and there will always be a gap between who I am and who I want to be. I believe every day brings opportunities to learn and do something mea...


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 November 30, 2016  1m
 
 

COMMENTARY: The Cowboy Code


I grew up in much simpler times. Television was in its infancy, and the idea of a hero was exemplified by a white-hatted cowboy. There was a clarity and simplicity to this hero’s moral code that left no doubt there is a right and wrong.


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 November 26, 2016  1m
 
 

COMMENTARY: Thanking Your Parents on Thanksgiving


As we approach Thanksgiving Day, I hope you will think about your parents with your most gentle and generous thoughts and be thankful. Even if you didn’t have ideal parents or a perfect home life, if either or both of your parents are still with you,


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 November 24, 2016  1m
 
 

COMMENTARY: Surviving Critical Relatives at Family Gatherings


I realize that not everyone lives in a Norman Rockwell world where family gatherings are sources of warmth and good memories. For some, the prospect of holiday get-togethers generates dread and anxiety; they are something to endure, not enjoy.


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 November 24, 2016  1m
 
 

COMMENTARY: Give Yourself the Gift of Gratitude


For some, Thanksgiving is the beginning of a holiday season filled with joy and happiness at the prospect of spending time with family. For others, it’s a sadder time blemished by bad memories or dread. Some people see their lives filled with abundant ...


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 November 24, 2016  2m
 
 

COMMENTARY: If You Can’t Say Anything Nice


Tragic stories and new data on the prevalence and harmfulness of bullying have made us all more sensitive to the ways our words can hurt others – merciless criticism, nasty sarcasm, hurtful nicknames, malicious rumors, and careless gossip.


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 November 23, 2016  1m