FlourishCafé offers an opportunity for passionate hearts and minds to come together to engage with their communities, institutions, organizations, governments.
FlourishCafé offers an opportunity for passionate hearts and minds to come together to engage with their communities, institutions, organizations, governments, and businesses to help co-create a future where everyone has the opportunity to flourish.
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You can't bio-hack your way into flow. The state you're chasing is the state of not chasing. We turned one of humanistic psychology's most beautiful findings into a productivity tool — and lost its bigger meaning: https://t.co/FcBljj3t1i
A few photos from our event last week with @ProfKEPickett and @SimonJDuffy discussing 'The Good Society' – thankyou to everyone who came along for a fascinating evening.
We've got two more events coming up next week – details below ⤵️
📸: ADVA Photography
TONIGHT! 📅
How do we ensure safety, justice and a sustainable environment for all? 🤔
@ProfKEPickett comes to Sheffield to discuss The Good Society with @SimonJDuffy.
6:30pm at @Foundrysu, Sheffield Students' Union. Still some tickets left ⤵️
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A fairer, healthier, more sustainable society is entirely within our grasp. The new book by @ProfKEPickett, The Good Society, shows us the way.
Join us this Wednesday for a fascinating conversation between Kate and @SimonJDuffy. Tickets still available ⤵️
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@EricConk32@MacrinePhD ...why do happenings require a conscious agent?... perhaps complex systems are inherently prone to chaos and struggle. As such, they require the core skill of adaptability. Intelligence is the solution to the problem of having to adapt within a dynamic and dangerous universe.
On the Opus Blog, we share a monthly round-up of articles, podcasts, books and more that our team have been learning from and found inspiring to our work 📚
Here's February's, featuring @amahra_, Jack Becher and @indy_johar of @DarkMatter_Labs ⬇️
https://t.co/zBx5WqWiGY
The 5 Kinds of Happiness You May be Overlooking
1. The happiness of short social bursts -- followed by blissful solitude.
2. The happiness of melancholy.
3. The happiness of flow.
4. The happiness of gratitude.
5. The happiness of meaning.
Wonderful article, @susancain!
I'm delighted that the latest series of events have now been uploaded to the website. Check it out...
Do you know a group or community who could use some #flourishing? Do reach out and share the good news with them 😁🙏🏼
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