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The Power of Healing Meals
Here's how being able to tell a single story can capture the essence and importance of what you are doing, and inspire others to join you.
The Ripple Effect
The importance of having a community of people to help encourage each other and turn thoughts into action.
Finding Your Allies
Helen shares an insight with us about cultivating relationships that make your world bigger and what having an ally in your life really is.
Giving People A Chance
David tells a story about connecting with a woman over similar stories that would stay with him forever. He reminds us that not everyone is set in their ways.
Lean Into Your Trauma
Deeper connections can still be formed and you can break out of your limitations by getting curious about trauma you have had in your life.
The Importance of a Moral Compass
The highs and lows in our life are all teachers. With this fresh perspective, we can pull out different themes to understand ourselves better and have more joy.
Fit What Matters into the Jar
The reality is that we can't be perfect, but we can put important things to the forefront. Essentially, we can budget our time to spend it on what we truly care about.
Where is Your Attention Being Skewed?
Oliver brings to our awareness that shifting our focus can help our be better change makers in life. We can limit distractions from our everyday lives.
Our Local Partnerships Are The Most Important
Christoph explains why and how important the role of the locals are in the places where charities are trying to help.
Just Do Something
Christoph reminds us that there are many needs in the world and why any contribution matters.
How One Small Act of Kindness Can Improve the Lives of Others with Mark Redmond
Mark Redmond has worked in the field of caring for homeless and at-risk youth for over 40 years. He is presently executive director of Spectrum Youth & Family Services in Burlington,
Vermont.
4 Strategies to Stop Procrastinating and Start Living
Are you a master procrastinator? As Tim Urban explains, chronic procrastinators have three main characters at play in our brains: the Rational-Decision Maker, the Instant-Gratification Monkey, and the Panic Monster! So how can we keep the monkey at bay to stop procrastinating and start living?
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