Growth Has Become an Assumption, Not a Choice Ask almost any government or corporation what success looks like, and the answer usually involves growth: higher GDP, expanding markets, rising quarterly earnings. Growth has become so deeply embedded in economic thinking that questioning it can sound almost radical. But growth, especially the unrestrained kind, carries costs…

It’s easy to go an entire evening with a spouse and only exchange information — who’s picking up the kids, what’s for dinner, whether the bill got paid. None of that is unimportant, but none of it builds connection either. Asking a few intentional questions to ask your spouse daily can fill that gap without…