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Why You Care About (insert celebrity here)
I am intrigued about the way technology intersects with the unspoken essence of loving connection. It leads me to a potentially crackpot theory…. Continue reading
Posted in meaning, media, perspective, selfhood
Tagged alienation, being truly seen, celebrity obsession, depression, eye contact, meaning, media, perspective, proximity and trust, selfhood, technology
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Who We Are In A Crisis
Does disaster crack us open to our better selves? Continue reading
Posted in collaboration, community, history, media, non-violence, optimism, stereotypes, trauma
Tagged A Paradise Built in Hell, collaboration, community, history, media, non-violence, optimism, stereotypes, Survivor, trauma
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What’s To Love About Pinterest
5 great reasons to use Pinterest Continue reading
Five Ways Frugal Living Benefits Kids
Living more simply provides lifelong advantages. Find out five ways that frugal living can benefit your family. Continue reading
Posted in consequences, family, lookism, media, parenting, role models, simple living, sustainability, values
Tagged family, lookism, media, parenting, role models, simple living, sustainability, values
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What Movies Tell Girls
How do movies portray women and girls? It’s not good news. Continue reading
Posted in girls, lookism, media, role models, stereotypes
Tagged girls, lookism, media, role models, stereotypes
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9 Amazing Reasons To Be Optimistic
Right now, our world situation gives us fantastic reasons to be optimistic. You probably didn’t know there’s less hunger, greater literacy, better health, and fewer wars across the world. It’s true. Continue reading
Posted in global, meaning, media, non-violence, optimism, peace, sustainability
Tagged global, hope, meaning, media, non-violence, peace, sustainability
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Do You Suffer From Mean World Syndrome?
What makes people fearful, pessimistic and unable to gauge reality? Hint, it’s right there in your house. Continue reading
Posted in family, media, optimism, stereotypes, stress
Tagged attitude, media, optimism, pessimism
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When Girls Think Their Looks Mean Everything
Girls can stay strong and wholly themselves, not letting their looks define them. Continue reading
Real Action Footage Hard to Find: World’s Most Powerful Force Rarely Filmed
* * * * * * * * Few talk about it. Fewer know much about its principles or how to apply them. Yet it has a profound impact, a long history and a reach nearly as wide as heaven. … Continue reading
Posted in collaboration, global, media, non-violence, optimism, peace, stereotypes
Tagged collaboration, global, media, non-violence, optimism, peace, stereotypes
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The Beauty of Ordinary People
“Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted.” Einstein * * * * The world is full of ordinary, wonderful people. Ever since I learned about Randy Stang in Regina Brett’s Plain Dealer … Continue reading
Posted in attitude, community, media, non-violence, stereotypes
Tagged attitude, community, media, non-violence, stereotypes
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