Think on These Things
shamichael hallmana path to self discovery and actualization
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Choosing Gratefulness
Some years ago, while searching for inspiration for a talk, the phrase “I choose gratefulness” came to mind. Delving deeper into this idea, I explored quotes and scientific research on gratitude and came across an article that outlined the ...
ON DEATH AND DYING
2023 has gotten to a rocky start. Since the final days of 2022 up to this present moment, our world has been mourning the loss of people such as Barbara Walters, Pope Benedict XVI, Pelé, and Gangsta Boo. And yes, Gangsta Boo absolutely belo...
Cultivating Gratitude
Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about self-care and how I’m working to develop a new set of practices around it. For me, at the moment, self-care is showing up in 4 ways: Gratitude, Listening, Grounding, and Loving.
a path to self discovery and actualization
Welcome to Think on These Things by me, shamichael hallman. Library guy | '22-'23 @LoebFellowship at @HarvardGSD | Teaching Fellow at the Center for Social Impact Strategy at UPenn \n
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