This is a follow-up to an article I wrote about the misleading allure of material abundance.

When I was small enough to ride in a car seat, I used to ogle at every fancy vehicle that passed through my field of vision. From a young age, I knew I wanted to be one of those people who could afford an expensive, exclusive, luxurious car. During my

“Champions play hurt.” What separates real professionals from amateurs is that real professionals show up even when they’re injured (physically or otherwise). Champions have to be the best even on their worst day [https://www.oksarah.com/my-fight-your-fight/]. Right? I like another saying better: “Champions play in the wind.

On May 23, 2021, at 50 years, 11 months, and 7 days old, “Lefty” golfer Phil Mickelson set a record as the oldest person ever to win a major in golf. Since turning 50, Mickelson has been seen bouncing between the senior and regular tours. In my eyes, he looked

It’s easy to find problems. It’s hard to solve them. What if instead talking about what’s not working, I didn’t open my mouth until I had something to offer? What if I stopped mentioning problems altogether and instead just brought up solutions? What if we all

If you’re currently out of shape and you want to get in shape, here’s a secret that everyone who is in shape already knows (even if only subconsciously). Yes it’s difficult. Yes it hurts. Yes it’s hard… until it isn’t. When you’re starting out,

No matter how many times I do the dishes, I still get startled when I wash a spoon and water splatters everywhere. Even a little teaspoon will spray water at a surprising intensity. When I wash a fork, however, there’s no spraying. Water just falls through. I think there’