Kenny Luck

It’s now the end of January, which means that it had almost been one month since 2023 has been underway. It’s also a good time to […]

There has been a lot written and published about body language over the decades. And in that time, the topic has been treated in a pseudoscientific […]

Verbal abuse can be hard to detect sometimes. For instance, where does the line get crossed between a bad joke and verbal abuse, between saying something […]

Last year, while in a bookstore, I picked up a book conspicuously titled, “How to Live Like a Monk,” by author Daniele Cybulskie, which came out […]

In his book, “The Warrior Ethos,” author Steven Pressfield explores the philosophy of being a warrior. Of course, these days, outside of those who volunteer for […]

More and more, there seems to be pressure on individuals to be top performers at their jobs, in family contexts, and even in life in general. […]

Verbal abuse can be hard to detect sometimes. For instance, where does the line get crossed between a bad joke and verbal abuse, between saying something […]

In the last few decades, superheroes have become increasing popular. From their comic-book origins back in the 1930’s and 1940’s to the current blockbuster movies successes […]

For decades, law enforcement, psychologists, and other mental health professionals have attempted to understand the criminal mind – with some success and some limitations. Many theories […]

Time is a concept that cuts across disciplines. In the academic study of history, historians typically focus on the written record of humanity, which generally goes […]

Of course, most Americans know the mantra by now: “Exercise is good for you,” and “People should exercise more.” These oft-repeated pieces of advance aren’t necessarily […]

By Kenneth Luck, Ph.D. The long summer days that sit between the Fourth of July and Labor Day in the United States are sometimes called “the […]