“Thank you, Dr. Hurd, for fighting to save America”

…d such objective reporting and commentary. I can only imagine the hate mail and, possibly, death threats you must be receiving for publishing these heroic articles in the current political climate. I now read every article you publish on your website, and I send them to my friends and coworkers. Thank you for doing this great work. Thank you for inspiring those of us who want to secure our liberty, lives, property and freedom to pursue our goals a… Continue reading

Being in Love With Your Work (DE Wave)

…t not in that way. The better question is, “How much money do I need, to accomplish what I want to accomplish?” If you don’t have any particular goals or ambitions outside of what you’re seeking to purchase (travel, nice home, nice car, etc.), that may be fine. But if you’d really like to be doing some other kind of work, it could be wise to challenge the assumption that you really need all of the possessions this particular job provides. Differen… Continue reading

Why People Become Hypocrites (DE Coast Press)

…“Narcissistic Hysterical Hypocrisy Disorder” (NHHD for short?), it would become acceptable – especially if the drug companies could do a cute TV ad about it. Bottom line? Some people are indeed hypocrites. There. I said it. A hypocrite subscribes to a standard, holds others to that standard, but doesn’t hold herself to that standard. She either doesn’t recognize that it applies as much to her as to others, or she simply denies that she’s not livin… Continue reading

You’ll Never “Catch Up” (DE Coast Press)

…rs. You achieved nothing but stress for all your rage and anxiety. Those unrealistic compulsions can arise from the inability to live in the moment. When I suggest to people that they reduce their stress by spending more time living in (and enjoying) the moment, their reaction is often, “I can’t do that. I’ll be disorganized! I’ll get behind!” Wrong. People often tell me they’re amazed that I get all the things done with my full-time practice, dai… Continue reading

Your Life: It’s Either Your Own, or It Isn’t (DE Coast Press)

…m and self-esteem is ours to enjoy. Tell your brother that this is his life to live, and not anybody else’s. In order to be a happy and well-adjusted adult, he must stop apologizing for being who he is. Follow Dr. Hurd on Facebook. Search under “Michael Hurd” (Rehoboth Beach DE). Get up-to-the-minute postings, recommended articles and links, and engage in back-and-forth discussion with Dr. Hurd on topics of interest. Also follow Dr. Hurd on Twitte… Continue reading

The Job Isn’t the Career (DE Coast Press)

…t not in that way. The better question is, “How much money do I need, to accomplish what I want to accomplish?” If you don’t have any particular goals or ambitions outside of what you’re seeking to purchase (travel, nice home, nice car, etc.), that may be fine. But if you’d really like to be doing some other kind of work, it could be wise to challenge the assumption that you really need all of the possessions this particular job provides. Differen… Continue reading

The Art of Disagreement (DE Wave)

…hey striving for the truth, or are they just seeking to be (and/or appear) right? The first are the kind of people to stay with and to treasure. The second are the ones who give disagreement a bad name. Follow Dr. Hurd on Facebook. Search under “Michael Hurd” (Rehoboth Beach DE). Get up-to-the-minute postings, recommended articles and links, and engage in back-and-forth discussion with Dr. Hurd on topics of interest. Also follow Dr. Hurd on Twitte… Continue reading