
with Igor Volsky and Josh Lederman
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Over the last several weeks, as I’ve worked to execute on several pretty large projects, I’ve struggled with persistent pangs of stress and anxiety. And the mornings, as Josh and I have previously noted, are the worst.
I wake up and corti...
Last week, pointed out how neuroscientists have long observed that our peripheral vision is so low-res that our brains have to literally make up missing information to fill in the gap. (I have vague recollections of a middle school science...
Several years back, when I was working for a progressive organization, we developed an economic analysis — a “score” — of a politically salient policy proposal. Once the researcher completed the product, I began thinking about the communica...
If you’ve spent much time scrolling Twitter, er, X, recently, there’s a decent chance you’ve come across the Ordinary Abundance project, a visual essay that’s caught fire online for its thought-provoking take on what it means to be living i...
There was a time, not too long ago, when I operated with an extremely high degree of certainty. In my work, my political beliefs animated my world view and I would set out on a particular course of action, feeling confident that I could pre...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Exploring how mindfulness can be incorporated into politics, media and advocacy to improve resilience, effectiveness and sustainable engagement.
Josh Lederman is an Emmy Award-winning journalist, writer and co-founder of the Mindfulness in Politics Project.
Longtime political communications and advocacy professional, co-founder of the Mindfulness in Politics Project.
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