Ever wonder why Americans can think so differently about life, politics and behavior? Maybe these differences are “wired” in our brains. Read this excerpt from the book, “Magenta Nation: A Path to Healing Ourselves and Our Nation” by Joy Scott… Why We See Things So Differently To understand how to build bridges instead of division, […]
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During the last year, five books I read are truly inspiring reads that will lead us toward a Magenta Nation – united behind common values. Check them out and be encouraged! “Together: The Healing Power of Human Connection in a Sometimes Lonely World,” by Vivek Murthy, M.D. Dr. Murthy was the U.S. surgeon general under
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Like millions of Americans, I was transfixed by the July 4 broadcast of “Hamilton,” the brilliant and revolutionary musical about Alexander Hamilton and the birth of America, performed by a splendid diverse cast and sung in rap. The musical’s recurring theme of “I’m Not Gonna Throw Away My Shot” had multiple meanings – the ambition
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Consider this a strident, blunt, and perhaps painful call to action to the people who can help save this country: The Communicators. It’s not policy, photogenic faces, or experience that will inspire voters to do what it takes to turn this country around. It’s hard-hitting, visual, well-timed and continually hammered and repeated, communication. For too
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Stephan Schwartz, author of “The 8 Laws of Change: How to Be an Agent of Personal and Social Transformation”, is one of my favorite authors and lecturers. This book is a great guide to creating a “Magenta Nation”. In an interview he did for the Edgar Cayce organization, he recommended that we take this action
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