by John Kralik | Aug 8, 2025 | Grateful Thoughts
My previous blogs have focused on a proven system of daily, task-driven organization that my father attempted to teach me in the 1960’s and ‘70’s. My retirement last month was a chance to regret how much more I could have accomplished over the course of my life had I...
by John Kralik | Jul 22, 2025 | Grateful Thoughts
My last blog concerned the $400,000 secret my father left in the family garage when he died. I wrote of how he disciplined himself to write out the six most important things he had to do every day, in order of their importance. If any item remained undone at the end...
by John Kralik | Aug 8, 2023 | Grateful Thoughts, John Kralik M.D.
With aging, each passing day brings greater urgency to get things done in the inexorably evaporating time of my life. Not just all the things I must do for my job but also the things I must do to nourish family relationships, and just to keep my head above the...
by John Kralik | Apr 25, 2023 | Books
The advent of ChatGPT has provoked what can only be described as panic about artificial intelligence (“AI”). The most notable instance is the open letter signed by over 2,000 very smart people at the Future for Life website, calling for a six-month pause in...
by John Kralik | Apr 22, 2023 | Books
The advent of ChatGPT has caused the resurgence of the alarm that began with the invention of computers. If we can all be replaced by computers, what then are people for? What are people for? The first time I felt dread from this question was more than 50 years ago,...
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