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Hi. I am Stephanie. I’m a middle-aged, straight woman, and I’m obsessed with reading gay male romantic fiction. My obsession started in 2022 when I discovered BookTok, a community of mostly millennial women on TikTok who were sharing the books they loved with an emotional vulnerability that has captivated me to this day. The books ...
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I’ll admit I’m a “fan-boy” of Becca. MEA, in many ways, is real-world proof of her most famous academic premise. Becca’s research has shown that when you help people develop
April 6, 2022
Aging belongs to the body, but purpose belongs to the spirit. Aging requires nothing special from us; spiritual maturing requires a path and a practice. Purpose is spiritual wisdom embodied.
April 5, 2022
And due to the remote work revolution, many people are approaching their first or second year on the job and still haven’t physically met with many of their fellow workers.
April 4, 2022
A mentor once said to me ‘Your ‘curiosity electricity’ is infectious’ – this comment got me curious about why and how the main veins of my life have been baked
April 3, 2022
My first reaction to a stressful situation is often to clench and hold on for dear life. On the surface, my grip could be interpreted as grit or resilience. And
April 2, 2022
Will Smith, are you listening? When it comes to emotions, women express, and men suppress. The social science literature is pretty clear on this, but, of course, individuals vary. I’m
April 1, 2022
It was March 20, 2020, the day the world was shutting down due to Covid. We had sailed out being careful to wash our hands, and sailed back to a
March 30, 2022
“The Ego, whose very sustenance has been the roles it played in the public eye, becomes irate, despairing, or numb, in the face of its own obsolescence. It may harken
March 29, 2022
When did this happen? And why? Isn’t our democracy structured around a commitment to compromise? We are charged to debate different points of view until a compromise is reached to
March 28, 2022
Nearly thirty years ago, these were some of the late Thich Nhat Hanh’s closing remarks to over two thousand people attending his Day of Mindfulness at Spirit Rock Center, north
March 27, 2022
In fact, Peter Drucker believed that curiosity was the elixir of life. He embraced three-year (later three-month) self-study systems. He chose an area of interest—from Japanese ikebana to medieval war
March 26, 2022
One idea that had its genesis prior to my arrival in Baja recently had its 5 minutes, or, more accurately, 2 minutes of fame and provides a great lesson for
March 25, 2022
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