Thirty Thousand Days: Lessons from Japanese Psychology
Gregg Krech, Morris Sullivan, Erin GregoryLinda and Gregg have each been teaching and practicing Japanese Psychology for 35 years. They share practical tools for living with purpose, deepening attention and gratitude, and navigating anxiety, depression, and daily challenges.
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