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Permission to Change

Jenara Nerenberg

Dispatches from a bestselling author on the mind and behavior from a historical perspective, currently based between Asia and Europe. My family is multi faith, multi class, and multi racial. I wrote Divergent Mind (2020) and Trust Your Mind (2025).

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Latest Issues

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Reframing Borders & Diagnoses

Cartographers and linguists carve what they can: borderlands, etymology, and beyond. Names, narratives and frames morph, presiding over history, our minds, and everyday life.

12 days ago
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POWER SICK

I was in the desert of Oman the other day, riding, in a large SUV, dangerously close to the edge of a sand dune. My driver, Yusuf, was happy to slow down, but he was accustomed to “dune bashing,” the death-defying rides up and down steep sa...

21 days ago
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Emotional Silk Road

Occasionally I create phrases like “emotional misinformation” from my conversation with Kurt Gray and on Instagram I decided to call my life between Asia and Europe an “emotional Silk Road.” The internal underwaters are a defining theme for...

a month ago
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Emotional Backbone

On airplanes, usually above the Indian Ocean, I gain perspective. Twenty years ago the scene on the seats next to me looked different. Staring eyes darting toward me, my curious eyes looking back. A couple of Australian tourists or a few Ja...

4 months ago
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  • Jenara Nerenberg

    Asia & Europe-based bestselling author & lecturer. History-informed chronicler of human nature. New book: Trust Your Mind. Cal/CNN/Harvard/FastCo.

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