My Literary Lounge set for the Interintellect 🧭 Future of Publishing Festival! on.soundcloud.com/EVjvFHKP9z4eDX…

Existentialism and the Authentic Life on Audible Wondrium by The Great Courses!
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The experience of awe galvanizes new ideas that nourish and enrich our culture and our lives, individually and collectively - my review of Helen De Cruz's excellent new book WONDERSTRUCK in the The Wall Street Journal
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From reproductive metaphors to bodily reality to psychology and more, join @SiriHustvedt in conversation with Anna Motz ForensicPsychotherapy on the concept of umbilical phantoms and the birth of babies, ideas, and art on April 12!
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Dr Skye Cleary Skye will be joining a group of brilliant minds in the world of publishing at The Future of Publishing, an exclusive New York gathering organized by Interintellect and O'Shaughnessy Ventures on April 13th. Get your tickets now! bit.ly/3U45c8l

Coming to The Future of Publishing ✨: Dr Skye Cleary Dr Skye Cleary PhD MBA is a philosopher. Skye teaches at Columbia University and the City College of New York and she's a Thinking Partner with Philosophy at Work.

I forgot to include scattered earthquakes in today’s weather rating. My bad.

Anyone else in NYC just feel an earthquake?

Long-time Interintellect guest Dr Skye Cleary's book, 'How to Be Authentic', was featured on Jeopardy!!

In addition to being an accomplished philosopher, she will also be joining us on April 13th as the official DJ of The Future of Publishing Festival💃😎

Philosopher Dr Skye Cleary reviews philosopher Helen De Cruz book on Wonder. wsj.com/arts-culture/b…

“An excellent case for intentionally cultivating wonder and awe.” Read the full review of Wonderstruck in The Wall Street Journal: wsj.com/arts-culture/b…

There's a review of Wonderstruck in The Wall Street Journal by Dr Skye Cleary -- wsj.com/arts-culture/b…

“Without a little magic in our lives, without a place for the unexpected and the wondrous, life is dull and drab” - Helen De Cruz. My review of her lovely new book Wonderstruck in the The Wall Street Journal!
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I wrote about the very common experience of seeing a loved one after they have died: on a crowded street, at the grocery store, turning a corner up ahead.
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All I wanted for my birthday was a panel conversation.

Luckily my friends Tara Isabella Burton (HERE IN AVALON out now) Joseph K. Susannah Black Roberts Murtaza Hussain & Anna Gát 🧭 obliged and on April 6th we're going to explore the relationship between religion, faith and 'progress.'

Learn more here:
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