Bob Jones has seen the future of work and it looks a lot like home. Explore how the remote workplace no longer seems like a far off place.

At the turn of the century, Theodore Roosevelt preached the gospel of the “strenuous life; of toil and effort, of labor and strife”. Over one hundred years later, American’s lead increasingly sedentary lives.Bob Jones explores the cost both physical and spiritual of the digital age.

Privacy is a fundamental right, but as Bob Jones explains asserting that right takes some planning.

In today's interconnected, technology-driven world, many are re-thinking the consequences of "over-sharing." Bob Jones suggests ways to lead a quietly powerful life.

Coping with the digital crack of our networked age.

There is a the kind of grief which never eases but instead remains sharp, cutting, ever-present, and harsh - it's called complicated grief.

Five Ways of Comprehending loss and grief based on the teachings of Elisabeth Kübler-Ross.

Learning to cope with the daily barrage of tragedy.

The loss of a beloved family member, friend or colleague is heartbreaking, there are many ways you can honor and celebrate their life.

Bob Jones reflects on the Five Stages of Grief and his own time studying with Elisabeth Kubler-Ross in 1969.

How do we live life to the fullest knowing that the tentacles of fear might reach out and sting us at any time? Here are five ways to do just that.