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Christian
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The Makeup of a Flourishing Life
Thrive blogger, Amy Dunn, summarizes Miroslav Volf's ideas about a flourishing life.
Meaning
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A Practice: The Transformative Power of Reflection
Reflecting on our experiences reinforces or disrupts our internal narratives about ourselves and our perceptions of the world.
Christian
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Eras: Attachment doesn’t fade with Age (Part 3)
What can the church learn from the success of Taylor Swift's Eras tour? This is Part 3 of a 3-Part Series.
Christian
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Eras: No Longer Emerging but not Quite an Adult (Part 2)
What can the church learn from the success of Taylor Swift's Eras tour? Read more in Part 2 of a 3-Part Series.
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Eras: What do Taylor Swift and the church have in common? (Part 1)
What can the church learn from the success of the Eras tour? Part 1 of a 3-Part Series.
Thriving
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How Can we Reestablish Meaningful Connection in This Digital Age?
Dr. Pam King discusses the importance of creating transformative systems that will enable human thriving.
Practices
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A Practice: How to Build Bonds With Others
Developing deep bonds with others requires effort. Ask yourself these questions for deeper understanding, and you might feel less lonely.
Practices
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A Practice: Finding Purpose by Imagining the Future and Excavating the Past
This practice is taken from an interview with Dr. Belle Liang and is adapted from her book, How to Navigate Life.
Practices
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A Practice: The Power of Purpose
How Can I find my Purpose in life? Download this practice to help you discover more about yourself and your purpose.
Meaning
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A Practice: Questioning Beliefs to find Meaning
This practice provides questions to help you explore the beliefs that help you make meaning of life's circumstances.
Mindfulness
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A Practice: Reflecting on Love and Goodness Towards Others
This practice helps build compassion for the struggles of others by shifting our perspective and imagining how we can offer love.
Wellbeing
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Well-Being: Four Essential Pillars Backed by Science
Research has identified four aspects of the mind that exhibit plasticity, and it turns out that we can practice to make our minds healthier.