September 2020

Jim Morrison, Gone Fishin’ (1970)

Jim Morrison fishing in the Bahamas (1970) on a short break from his trial in Miami.

Famous & Broken

Celebrities give all they’ve got to amuse and entertain us. But their gift can also be their curse. What makes them so special is often what makes them “broken”. Plus, living in the public eye magnifies their pain or troubles. Let’s give thanks for the famously broken people who have shared themselves with us. We are better for having known them!

Two’s Company

Dating, romance, sex, love, marriage, breakups ~ making it work.

What Men Secretly Want

Spicy advice for ladies to affair-proof their relationship.

Seeking Experts, Editors & Contributors for Wiser Wiki

wiser.wiki was created as a way to share wisdom, insights and advice. It’s our hope that experts and clever people (maybe you?) will contribute their own bits of knowledge so we can all evolve a little faster in this crazy world!

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson on How to Face Hard Times and Come Out a Winner

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson talks about his challenges while rising above hardship to seize the moment… and how you can too.

Join Wiser Wiki on Flipboard

Wiser Wiki offers more than 125 free online magazines to fall in love with! All of our magazines are free. There are absolutely NO hidden fees! It’s a great way to enjoy your favorite subjects, while blocking out the news that you don’t want.

21 Suggestions for Success

21 Suggestions for Success Marry the right person. This one decision will determine 90% of your happiness or misery. Work at something you enjoy and that’s worthy of your time …

yellow and green concrete building beside green plants

The Front Page ~ No. 14

Fresh insights and remedies for clever people who expect more out of life.

Your Pain Builds Strength

Emotional pain can be similar to physical pain but we tend not to see it that way.

The “I’m Tired” Project

“The ‘I’m Tired’ Project utilizes photography, the human body, and written words as a tools highlight the lasting impact of everyday micro-aggressions, assumptions, and stereotypes and pull back the layers of discrimination to reveal thoughts and feelings that aren’t usually voiced through fear of backlash and lack of being relatable.”