Author of Mud and Dreams amzn.to/2xDQSYQ - Helping people find hope, and fall deeply in love with life.
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9 Sep 2024
You don’t have to feel happy. Just keep doing the things that are right and you’ll feel at home in the world
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9 Sep 2024
Life is hard. Be prepared for it. Train like an athlete. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
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16 Aug 2024
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9 Sep 2024
Reality check: what did you want to be? Are you doing it? Are you on the path? I don’t need you to respond. This question is entirely personal, one of self reflection. Remember: it is not too late to move towards what you have dreamed your life could be.
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9 Sep 2024
Keep in mind, this is not an indictment at all. It’s a question. I’m asking myself. I have certainly made steps in that direction. However, it may be time to start running with absolute disregard.
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8 Sep 2024
I still don't get the appeal of "the platform formally known as twitter." Too much fluff-stuff drowns out the good content I am really interested in. What brings you too it? What is the content that keeps you engaged?
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26 May 2020
As states reopen during #COVID remember that the wisest and most fundamental aim of anyone who has obtained their freedom, is self limitation: psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
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26 Mar 2020
outstanding Rube Goldbergian fun...the butter and the wheel are my favorites
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28 Mar 2020
A few ideas for things you can do during #covid19 - from my post on @PsychToday (hint: be gentle with one another)
psychologytoday.com/us/blog/… @jjpringlesc
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26 Mar 2020
As you are navigating #COVID2019 #coronavirus, check out these short, daily, FREE webinars offering strategies to thrive in these difficult times. Each will have a different focus, e.g., working remotely, home schooling, our home lives, etc. Sign up here: mappalum.org/Strategies-to-t….
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24 Mar 2020
.@F3TheBlitz Pax - Here is your 3/25 workout. Nothing complicated. After a warm up (hit the low back and hips!)
30 x KB Swings
1 Turkish Get Up (per side)
Repeat for 7 rounds (45 mins) or 10 (60 mins)
Finish with yoga flow.
Leave a comment when done @F3Raleigh
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8 Mar 2020
Let the hardships make you stronger. Let them pull you closer to one another
8 Mar 2020
This is a few years old, but worth a reminder. From @PsychToday - You are better than you think you are. Capable of more. And your life can be meaningful & beautiful despite hardships & loss. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
@F3Battle @F3Nation @F3Raleigh @JohnSeanDoyle
4 Mar 2020
Hey @BacklistedPod I would love if you would consider Mud and Dreams amzn.to/2xDQSYQ in the "other things we are reading" segment of your show. It will be different than anything you have come across. @johnmitchinson @i_am_mill_i_am Thx! DM me for a copy
9 Nov 2019
Make a list of ten things you love and celebrate them #PositivePsychology
9 Nov 2019
“I tell people, Make a list of ten things you hate and tear them down in a short story or poem. Make a list of ten things you love and celebrate them. When I wrote ‘Fahrenheit 451’ I hated book burners and I loved libraries. So there you are” —Ray Bradbury theparisreview.org/interview…
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14 Oct 2019
“Q: Why do you paint?
A: For exactly the same reason I breathe.”
The little-known visual art of E.E. Cummings (who, contrary to popular myth, didn't sign his name in lowercase only), born on this day in 1894 brainpickings.org/2017/10/05…
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14 Oct 2019
What does a painting sound like to a musician? How does a cosmologist see Van Gogh’s "The Starry Night"? We have teamed up w/ @BBC to bring you fresh perspectives on 30 works of art. Look for the radio series "The Way I See It" wherever you get podcasts: mo.ma/thewayiseeit
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15 Oct 2019
“I learned early that a test for a poem for me was whether it seemed so inevitable that I could remember it perfectly from the start.”
R.I.P., Harold Bloom (1930–2019). Read more from his 1991 Art of Criticism interview: theparisreview.org/interview…
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6 Sep 2019
I have done hundreds of talks on happiness, meaning & resilience w/corporate groups, soldiers & even Buddhist monks. I have never been so inspired as I was talking with men in recovery @healtransitions You are stronger than you think you are. @F3Raleigh #PositivePsychology
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