Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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The Power of a 10-Minute Meltdown
I’m sure you can relate. Likely there is too much on your plate right now. Life seems like a crazy balancing act. There’s barely enough room for a few moments with people you love. While there may be a lot of good, no, great things happening, there are limited moments to stop, take a breath…
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A New Year – A Challenge to Lobsters Everywhere
What the heck? I’m starting to read the book 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos to kick off this year. And I’m thinking of using the book as a month-by-month guide. One chapter each month. One rule to set into place. One new mind-set to focus on. The first chapter is titled “Stand…
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PARIS To PITTSBURGH
I get a little leery when documentaries come out about things like climate change. Are they trustworthy? Is the film made with a huge agenda? Does the film let emotion overtake science, or equally annoying to me – does the science overtake the reality of daily life? And when I saw that Bloomberg was creating…
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It’s your birthday — Get some FREE STUFF!
I love getting free stuff for my birthday. I mean, why not? If a restaurant wants to give me lunch, or a coffee, then by all means! It would be a terrible thing for me to waste these opportunities…right? And because you’re one of our loyal readers, I wanted to make sure you knew how…
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MARS – Nat Geo’s Compelling Docu-Drama – Launches Season 2
I love science stuff. But I was never good at math. Or physics. Or chemistry. Or science for that matter. Yet I can’t get enough of it.And space travel? Just the idea that the final frontier may be in reach makesme giddy. And so the MARS series on Nat Geo has become a guilty pleasure.…
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A little encouragement with loved+blessed!
Have you never just needed a quick boost of encouragement? You’re mid a tough season. You hope a silver lining is on the horizon – but even if there isn’t, you just have to keep moving. Or maybe you have a friend who is walking in those shoes. Someone you care about needs a little…
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The first half of 2018…what the heck does it mean to be healthy anyway?
It’s hard to stay healthy in certain seasons of life – isn’t it? To me, May is right up there with Thanksgiving, Christmas, and the Super Bowl. In our home, it’s a month that is filled with birthdays, Mother’s Day, graduation parties, sports-viewings (so many sports), end of school events, city festivals…the list goes on…
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