The Inner Work of Age: Dr Connie Zweig on PYP 541
Aging can be a hard ride, as we let go of everything that made us who we are. Or it can be an opportunity for spiritual growth as we drop roles in exchange for connection to our souls.
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Design the Long Life You Love: Ayse Birsel on PYP 540
What makes for a meaningful and joyful long life? Is it just random, or can you proactively design it?
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Midterms and Energizing Outcomes: Howie Jacobson on PYP 539
My walking thoughts on today’s midterms, individual and social change, and healing our collective trauma while fighting against fascism.
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Having – and Being – a Friend at Work: Morag Barrett on PYP 538
Do you feel supported and cared for at work? Are you a friend to others? The answers could determine your happiness, and the ultimate fate of your organization.
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The Virtues of Settling: Howie Jacobson on PYP 537
Let’s walk in the woods and talk about acorns, sustainable agriculture, cameras, frustration, and the pros and cons of settling.
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The Seismic Shift in Leadership: Michelle Johnston, PhD, on PYP 536
The old “command-and-control” leadership style is proving less and less effective in the era of pandemic, Millennials, and growing appreciation of the value of inclusivity and safety in the workplace. Michelle Johnston tells us what has replaced it, and how you can master the new skills and mindsets.
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Nature and the Nervous System: Howie Jacobson on PYP 535
Take a walk in the woods with Howie and catch up on what he’s been reading and thinking about.
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The Benefits of Qi Gong: Michael Gelb on PYP 534
What’s a simple, elegant, free, convenient, and scientifically validated practice that combines the benefits of exercise, meditation, and relaxation?
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Live Fierce, Stay Bold, Eat Delicious: Ann and Jane Esselstyn on PYP 533
The fiercest, boldest, and most hilarious mother-daughter team in the plant-based world educate and entertain as they talk about their latest cookbook.
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Is It OK to be Ordinary?: Dr Ronald Siegel on PYP 532
Our society tells us to excel; to be special; to reach for the stars. But what’s the cost of setting the bar so high? Does it make us happy, or allow us to connect with the people around us? Can we be OK with being ordinary?
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