Paris Obdan is a psychologist and executive coach with specializations in neurodiversity and empathy disorders. Trained in psychology at Carnegie Mellon and Harvard Universities with an MBA from Quantic, he has 15 years of experience in careers as both a corporate strategist and as a psychotherapist. Currently he counsels, coaches, and consults in his areas of expertise with individuals, organizations, and businesses internationally.
Art of Artistry and Intentional Living by Vienna Teng
The entire scene is brightly vivid in my head. The very moment, as well as the subsequent story beats, of my being exposed to the person who is, looking back at my life, one of my top few favourite artists of all time. My freshman year roommate had his desk under his bunk level bed, while I had mine adjacent to my (non-bunk altitude) bed where…
GOAT Affairs: Jordan vs LeBron
I have my definitive answer; and I get to have an answer that carries weight—thanks to belonging to a generational sweet spot. The first ever NBA spectacle that I ever laid eyes on was the Western Conference Finals between Seattle SuperSonics and Houston Rockets in 1996. I was floored that there was a team that had the same name of one of my favourite video game characters
Remains of the Movie
Ever since Sir Anthony Hopkins came out as autistic, I’ve been able to experience his work at a different altitude. It’s typical of humans with zero degrees of empathy (either cognitive and emotional zero degrees) to be fascinated by the performance of what we call acting, and subsequently making sense of the world that way. Think Abed, from community:
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