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On Election Day, What Group Has the Most Power?
Gregg Krech, , Taking Action, ToDo Institute, election, vote, 0
Who has the most power in the upcoming election? Is it the rich (the top 1%)? Is it the...
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Celebrate Spring
Trudy Boyle, , ToDo Institute, 0
Spring is the hopeful season. The photo is from my friend Karen’s garden ten years ago. Another friend sent...
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The Empty Desk
Trudy Boyle, , ToDo Institute, 2
Teachers As we sail into July, my heart and head turn to teachers. Those wonderful unsung heroes in our...
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You’re Getting Closer
Gregg Krech, , Kaizen, Morita Therapy, Taking Action, ToDo Institute, Action, Getting Things Done, Purpose, 2
There’s a story about a young man who is hitchhiking to San Diego. He is standing alongside an entrance...
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Self-Reflection Program Begins TOMORROW!
Linda Anderson Krech, , Acceptance, Attention/Mindfulness, Mental Wellness, Relationships, ToDo Institute, Attention, japan compassion, mental health, naikan, Relationships, 0
Many years ago I worked with an art therapist named Christine at a state psychiatric hospital. I still remember...
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Push Back Against Weariness
Trudy Boyle, , ToDo Institute, 0
Push Back Against Weariness by Trudy Boyle This morning each person I talked to claimed to be exhausted. With...
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Which is the Best Choice?
Gregg Krech, , Acceptance, Mental Wellness, Morita Therapy, ToDo Institute, 0
Which is the Best Choice? The situation described below is a bit like a Zen Koan – it challenges...
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Use your errands to engage with the world.
Gregg Krech, , Attention/Mindfulness, Kindness, Mental Wellness, Relationships, ToDo Institute, Getting Things Done, Kindness, Mental Wellness, Relationships, 1
Use your errands to engage with the world. by Gregg Krech As you get organized for your day, in...
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