Month: August 2019

Pocono, Sato and IndyCar’s Shadow: A Jungian Perspective

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Sato IndyCar crash Pocono 2019

We all have a dark side. And so does IndyCar. The IndyCar racing series has evolved significantly in recent decades and almost certainly for the better. The cars and tracks are both faster and safer for drivers, teams and spectators. Nowadays, helmets are worn by all crew members during pitstops, and we wonder why that … Read more

A Return to Zero

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Zed. Zilch. Nada. Nothing.  That may not sound like much, but sometimes it’s the best outcome and highest goal you can achieve.  For instance, I love doing the dishes, washing and drying them by hand, several times a day for a household of six people. That’s a lot of dirty dishes, but when asked why … Read more