The perceived threat of consumerized technologies in work is actually an opportunity to let employees self-serve a little peace of mind and self-confidence.

FORBES: Techno-Despair and How to Solve It

This history suggests that something about suffering and self-sacrifice appeals to the scientific mind.

WSJ: Mars One and the Scientific Embrace of Suffering

Through Gawker, Denton wages war on self-regard or presumed self-regard, as his cast of mind is both abstract and deeply tribal, inclining him to sort nearly all people into one or another category that could be judged full of itself.

NEWYORKER: Search and Destroy

How to reconcile the mind-blowing originality, the stunning imagination and the self-referential, self-indulgent, slightly hokey imagery at the end?

WSJ: Ada Louise Huxtable on Frank Lloyd Wright, From Within Outward, at New York��s Guggenheim Museum

Thanks for the words of wisdom, of inspiration, running through my mind to keep me on track with my gym routine and away from self-sabotage.

FORBES: Cream Puffs, Gum And Fried Chicken: Confessions Of A Self-Saboteur

On Tuesday Conservative candidate Steve Norris accused Mr Livingstone of "playing the politics of self-publicity" and said it was time for the Brent East MP to make his mind up.

BBC: You are in: UK Politics

Leaders of the U.S. arm of the organization, known for its flock of self-effacing employees and volunteers, fret that the Salvation Army no longer is top of mind on Main Street.

FORBES: Charity Case

As revealed by scientific inquiry, what we call a mind (or a self, or a soul) is actually something that changes so much and is so uncertain that our pre-scientific language struggles to find meaning.

FORBES: Buddhism Helps Us Understand the Mind