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We Can Do Hard Things is not just a book—it’s the guidebook for being alive. Our baby deer icon reminds us: becoming is the beginning of something new and true—so it’s wild and shaky and sacred. Maybe this is why the words scared and sacred are so close. If you feel like a baby deer today: you are not alone. We are all shaky travelers on the path to our becoming. (Of course we’re a little shaky: every moment we’re brand new.) We’ve never passed this particular way before. Let’s help each other f

When dreams begin to fade, faith can help us find our way back. Fret Not tells the story of an aspiring guitarist whose marriage and hopes are slipping away—until an unexpected priest helps him discover the delicate balance between pursuing his passion and honoring his commitment. Comment “WATCH” to start your free trial and be ready to watch the film when it’s released on Living Scriptures Plus. #FamilyMovies #ChristianActors #InspiringChristianMovies #Faith | Living Scriptures

10K views · 259 reactions | Research plays a crucial role in our work, and young academics can help us find fresh perspectives on the challenges we face. For this reason, I’d again like to thank all the Young Economist Prize finalists for their work and for presenting their papers at this year’s Forum. It was a pleasure to meet you in Sintra, Portugal. | Christine Lagarde | Facebook

Here are 8 lessons from the book.Life Is Hard: by Kieran Setiya: Lesson 1: Embrace the difficulty • Life is inherently hard, and struggling is a natural part of the human experience. • Acknowledge and accept this reality, rather than trying to avoid or deny it. Lesson 2: The value of vulnerability • Vulnerability is a strength, not a weakness. • Embrace your vulnerability to build deeper connections and find meaning in life. Lesson 3: The power of negative emotions • Negative emotions like anxie