Jon Reeves

You might come to therapy to make a decision. Fair enough. Lots of people do.  This is a warning that it may not go the way you think. A lot of folks think that therapists are experts that help advise people on what they should do, perhaps because they’re experts in living (and unfortunately I think some therapists believe this about themselves). However, there are good reasons why good therapists usually don’t give advice. First, it’s much better for you to take responsibility for your own...

Algorithms are useful, but choose the right ones. Greedy algorithms are problem-solving approaches that choose the most locally optimal...

Relationships are like campfires: They keep us warm, safe, and help us find our way. tl;dr: Relationships have many functions but also...