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  1. What if This is it? 
    A raw exploration of how fear of missing out destroys presence, and why enough is the most radical choice you can make. The rebellion against endless wanting starts here.
  2. The Three Kinds of Money 
    Not all money is equal. This piece maps Beta, Gamma, and Alfa money — survival, status, and service — to help you earn and spend with purpose and see wealth as something that flows.
  3. ludic hermeneutics of cultural transformation
    Five thinkers: James Joyce (1882-1941) was an Irish novelist who revolutionized literary form through works like “Ulysses” and “Finnegans Wake,”
  4. space between stories
    Hope is a word that can either mean a wishful thinking or a premonition of a possibility. The next generation will have a better life, just not in
  5. pervasive tendency to rationalize
    While we may not be entirely or irredeemably self-deceived, we are often rewarded for acting on selfish impulses yet less so for acknowledging them,
  6. story that gives a powerful reason to live
    We humans live by our shared framing stories and have a deep need for a sense of purpose and meaning. If we do not share an authentic sacred story,
  7. suffering disconnect from meaning
    we are the animal that suffers disconnect from meaning … our system produces a complex series of interactions — feeling responses, dreams ranging
  8. giving sex meaning
    people say that the meaning of, foundation of, or distinctive feature of human sexuality is (meanings that various people and institutions claim sex
  9. ideology maturity conflicting desires
    ideology is the idea that everything is either good or bad … it’s a sign of maturity to be able to hold on to two conflicting desires or two
  10. semiotic triangle
    The Semiotic Triangle explains the relationship between symbols (words), concepts, and real-world referents. For effective communication, the
  11. hamlet as prototype of a modern man
    A few moments before his death, Hamlet comes to an awareness of a consciousness beyond his neurotic split and indecision (that which is greater than
  12. Man’s Search for Meaning (1946)
    Logotherapy’s concept of man is based on three pillars, the freedom of will, the will to meaning, and the meaning of life. The first of them, the

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