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Episode 61 – How To Still Feel Like A Kid at Christmas
We take a look at some of the things that we believed when we were children and how we can recapture that belief as adults.
We take a look at some of the things that we believed when we were children and how we can recapture that belief as adults.
In this year of losing control, there’s still one big thing we have a say in: how generous you want to be with your time, spirit, or money.
Morrie Schwartz weighs in with words of wisdom to take you from blah to…ahhhhhh.
We make about 35,000 decisions every day. Right now, there is at least one we can make that will have a powerful ripple effect across all aspects of our life: to be authentic.
We learn, through Morrie’s words, that finding meaning in the present moment is key to finding gratitude.
Get past the fear of being “too soft” and start valuing sensitivity.
Former Nightline senior producer, Richard Harris, joins us to share his memories of Morrie, and how he was instrumental in bringing the infamous “Morrie Schwartz” interview with Ted Koppel to air
On the importance of being accountable for our own behavior and putting love ahead of division.
Reimagining “Tuesdays With Morrie” if Mitch and Morrie’s reunion was virtual – and the many questions about remote school we can’t answer yet.