I don’t think it’s always easy to live by your values. Take kindness, for example. Some days I find it the hardest thing in the world to simply bestow a “hello, how are you?” to others. Not because I don’t care, but because I care too much. Sometimes I find living your values to beContinue reading “Chapter 16 – Easier said than done”
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Chapter 13 – Why I absolutely believe in critical reflection
The summer I wrote On Happiness, I also wrote a research article about the development of self-authorship among college-aged students enrolled in a service-learning course at a four-year university (I wonder which one that could be?). I actually talk about self-authorship in a future chapter, so I’ll spare you the details for now and insteadContinue reading “Chapter 13 – Why I absolutely believe in critical reflection”
ON HAPPINESS 