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Category: Connection

Working Remotely? How To Stay Connected

Sean February 19, 2021 February 20, 20210

Remote work is here to stay. A recent study projects that after the pandemic ends, 22 percent of all full work days will be take place from home, compared with 5 percent before.  (Barrero, Bloom and Davis, 2020). Fortunately, during the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses found that they could still get payroll…

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The Why of Art

Sean November 22, 2020 November 22, 20201

Looking up at the stars after an abhorrent and senseless tragedy, the title character in Nikos Kazantzakis’ Zorba the Greek, turns to the narrator, a man who had lived entangled in books, and pleads: ‘What can be happening up there?’ . . . ‘Can you tell me, boss/ he said,…

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Sean on Torro Town Talks

Sean May 31, 2019 May 31, 20190

I was honored to have been interviewed by Mikkel Elbech on Torro Town Talks (Illustration by Edson Tako). Check it out here. Please share with your friends!FacebookTwitterLinkedinDiggRedditemail

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10 Questions To Ask In A Different Way

Sean January 21, 2019 January 22, 20190

The New Year is often a time for assessing things: For looking back over the past twelve months or twelve years, at our successes and shortcomings, our rejoices and regrets, and for looking ahead at what we hope for the future. The hard thing with any self-assessment, is not the…

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Interview – Mud and Dreams

Sean November 2, 2018 November 2, 20180

  I am so grateful to Senia Maymin and the whole team at Positive Psychology News Daily for their interview of me about Mud and Dreams. You can watch the whole interview here.   Please share with your friends!FacebookTwitterLinkedinDiggRedditemail

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Mud and Dreams (Now Available!)

Sean September 22, 2018 September 22, 20181

I am excited to announce that my first full book is now available.  (You can find it here.) Mud and Dreams is a series of essays on the poetry and science of living. A work of “motivational poetics” the book speaks directly to the human concerns at the center of…

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Changing the Narrative (Part 2)

Sean March 19, 2018 March 19, 20181

The stories we tell ourselves matter. However, so often these tales that are so fundamental to who we are, are based upon just some of the truths from our complex and beautiful lives. When we change the narrative, we open new possibilities for our happiness and effectiveness and well-being. (Read more on the Narratives…

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Humanity and Saving a Nation

Sean August 22, 2017 September 4, 20174

The poet Czeslaw Milosz once asked, ‘What is poetry which does not save/Nations or people?”   In the 1989 work Zinky Boys, Nobel Prize winner Svetlana Alexievich, shows us what is at stake. Alexievich, a Belarusian literary journalist, won the 2015 Nobel for her collections of haunting interviews. In Voices from…

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Enlightenment and Connection

Sean March 18, 2017 March 20, 201713

Many of you know I host various philosophy and well-being discussions groups each month throughout the Raleigh-Durham area.  You can find us here. At our lunch meeting last week, we had a wide-ranging and robust discussion on enlightenment, presence, and the relationship between sacred experience and the connections between people.…

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Teach Us To Care and Not To Care

Sean February 24, 2017 February 24, 20172

It is dangerous to care. We count on people, and we should.  But people will ignore you. They will try to convince you to do what they understand. They will even undermine. We have to learn to care enough, not to care. Be respectful and kind and forgiving, but do…

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