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Harvey Rachlin

Harvey Rachlin wrote an opinion article for the New York Daily News entitled "What About Titles for the Rest of Us?" Following the brouhaha that resulted from the Wall Street Journal op-ed about the "Dr." title used by Jill Biden (as well as all others who have an M.D., Ph.D or Ed.D degree), Rachlin's piece discusses the mediocre "M" prefixes (Ms., Mrs., Mr.) the rest of us are stuck with. Associated website Associated website

David Krueger

David Krueger contributed a chapter, “Sustaining Extreme Success: Mindset Matters for Peak Performance” to the recently released Amazon #1 Bestseller, The Successful Mind: Tools to Living a Purposeful, Productive, and Happy Life.   Erik Seversen, Editor (Thin Leaf Press, Los Angeles, CA)This chapter is excerpted from the NeuroMentor® Institute of Peak Performance Training Program.  Associated website

Stephanie Golden

Stephanie Golden's article "Canvassing Like a Buddha: How I learned to listen from across the political line," about her experience "deep canvassing" in Pennsylvania before the 2020 election, appeared on Tricycle.org. Deep canvassing is a method of voter outreach that bypasses political speech by connecting with people emotionally and engaging with their sense of values. It’s based on the principle that facts and opinions don’t change people’s minds, values do. Associated website

 

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