How a moment with his son helped Elan learn to appreciate the moment while tempering it with this wisdom of age....
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What we can learn from when our fallible bodies fail to accept even what's good for them, and how we can apply it to how we live our lives....
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We tend to have a positive view of nostalgia, which gives us warm, fuzzy feelings. But recent events, like Trump's rise, can be attributed to a danger that can be activated by nostalgia. Why is that?...
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February 29, 2016
My Nonverbal Learning Disability: Weird, Wacky, And (Maybe) Wonderful
Most people think of learning disabilities as something that involves a difficulty with learning verbal skills. Turns out, there are other learning disabilities, which Stephanie Wellen Levine opens up about in this very personal essay....
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February 23, 2016
The Spiritual Gift Of My Imaginary Childhood Friend
We used to think imaginary friends were a reason to be concerned. Now we know they are so much more than that. And it's time we thought of them in a spiritual context as well....
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When his parents passed away, leaving him with a collection of mementos, Matt was suddenly confronted with how... and why... he saves the things he does....
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Multitasking has been proven again and again to be completely self-defeating. So... how do we defeat multitasking instead of letting it defeat us?...
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We're used to thinking that smartphones are just distractions. But what if they could actually connect us to the deepest realities of all?...
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How developing and growing an open mind has made my life richer, more beautiful, and incredibly powerful....
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February 04, 2016
We Need To Start Aiming To Be Happy Instead Of Rich
Even WANTING to winning the lottery can stop us from achieving happiness....
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