What have I learned this school year?I've learned that teaching is hard. Not only because of the curriculum, not only because of the new tests, new rules,… ...

By Beau Elliot [email protected] It was well-known during the not-so-recently concluded presidential campaign — which somehow never seems to conclude, actually. It just keeps going on and on and on ...

As punishment for his hubris, Sisyphus was condemned to an endless cycle of rolling a boulder up a hill, only to watch it roll back down again. genprowebdirectory Facebook Linkedin RSS Twitter Youtube ...

Once he grasps his fate—“the wild and limited universe of man”—Sisyphus discovers a certain freedom; he gets to determine whether to face the futility of it all with joy or sorrow.

The story of Sisyphus illustrates how frustrating it is for employees to continuously struggle in their work, seeing absolutely no purpose or value in it. Dan Ariely conducted a study recently ...

Sisyphus was a troublesome king and an unceasing provocation to Zeus. ... While not pushing a boulder up a hill, ... Reyes and Ryan get to high-five each other all the way to the bank.

Sisyphus strives to push the boulder and gets stronger. If Sisyphus and Naranath knew of each other, they could share laughs over their struggles. In the seemingly unrelenting absurd repetition of ...

Sisyphus is a one button game about pushing a boulder. Mash the spacebar as much as you can and see how high you can go. Mess up and you’ll slide all the way back to the bottom.

Sisyphus is a tricky game, but its story is what kept me pushing onward. As the head rolls, it vocalises its inner thoughts and talks about the emotional fallout of a terrible tragedy.

"But to write my own story, to have closure no matter the outcome, it’s a gamble I’m willing to take — to climb even if there is no summit," Gao writes.