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How (Not) to Succeed at College

How (Not) to Succeed at College

Posted on February 20, 2019July 18, 2021 by Live Life OutdoorsIn Higher Ed., How To7 Minutes Read

Month: February 2019

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Finding Greater Meaning in the Mundane. This podcast is a companion piece to the essay, “Denkwork: the Promise of Work, and the Work of Promises”, from September of 2019

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The Secret to self control is giving up control.

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