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What a Little Library Taught Me About Human Patterns

Maybe we’re not as bad as we think we are?

What Happened When I Invited Hundreds of People to Watch Me Work

The importance of accountability

‘Soup Night’ Might Be the Perfect Way to Maintain Adult Friendships

As a busy parent, I longed for community. So I grabbed the biggest pot I could find and started stirring.

The Joy of Making Messy Choices

Pummeling toward efficiency can come at the cost of a more connected, interesting life

What I Learned From Having 2,000 Famous People Cook Me Dinner

Everything we’re doing to develop meaningful relationships is wrong

The Cure for Pandemic Isolation Is Low-Stakes Neighborhood Drama

Your local Facebook group is more than a way to score half a bag of cat litter

How To Feel Instantly Hopeful

The psychological benefits of solving someone else’s problems

Your Neighbors Are Your World

If there’s one thing the pandemic taught us, it’s that life is local. Research from the World Happiness Report backs this up.

A Win Is the Beginning, Not the End

How to keep doing the work

This Election Day, There Will Be No Hugs

But we can still support each other

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