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Last week’s Catalyst Compass mentioned the insights on courage from Friedrich Nietzsche and Paul Tillich, two brilliant writers who disagreed on many elements of life

What ticket are you holding? Was it passed along to you by a parent or teacher? Or did you grab it from a stack of

Our goal with the weekly Catalyst Compass columns isn’t to provide “answers” (AI or Google can provide an endless string of those). Rather, it’s our

Did you catch it? The brief encounter… microsecond of magic… flash of insight… sense of wonder… hint of something more. You know it when you

A mile is a mile is a mile, right? Technically yes – it’s an objectively measurable distance. However, based on research from Dr. Dennis Proffitt

With fall winding into focus, almost half a million high school students will lace up their running shoes for the cross-country season. Another 3 million

There are dozens (hundreds) of self-assessments available to help individuals consider whether their current career, position or role is the right fit. No doubt many

This is the time of year when students step into the transition of the new school year and the range of new challenges, anxieties, opportunities

“Imagination must propel a person to something higher than the murky atmosphere of probability and teach them to hope.” It’s not difficult to picture legendary