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Tag: covid19
Ma nishtahnah
This year, the first night of Passover was unlike any other. However, that’s what made it perfect.
Learning to read the room
As I’ve written before, positivity can be toxic. In the throes of the COVID19 crisis, it’s important that we stay vigilant and call out actions that serve to shame those struggling with anxiety, depression, and other challenging circumstances.
The same, but different
A quantum mechanics principle provides a way to explain the depression I’m feeling from social distancing and quarantine.
Recovery update: The space between
Entering the homestretch of my medication taper and trying to discern what is frustration from social distancing and quarantine and what are symptoms of depression. There’s very little difference.
The Age of Ignorance
COVID-19 is a dress rehearsal for climate change. What we do with what we learn from this crisis will determine our future on Earth.
Lockdown
Shelter-in-place is reminding me of my early days as a new parent. Old ways of keeping score and measuring success don’t work anymore. It’s time for a change.
Leadership in the time of Corona
What the history of leadership theory tells us about where we may be headed in a post-COVID-19 world.
Redistribution is socialist! (But, give me my federal bailout…)
The COVID-19 pandemic is shining a spotlight on the many ironies of human behavior and belief. The economy and redistribution of resources is one.
Preach, Henrietta, preach
A visit to the Neighborhood of Make-Believe helps to ease our anxiety about all the things that are changing at once. Meow, adulting, meow.
Seriously, Jerk Brain?! 