Pilar Gerasimo and Dallas Hartwig
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THE LIVING EXPERIMENT: Generosity
Science shows that generous acts are good for your body and mind — whether you are giving somebody a hand, or just the benefit of the doubt.
THE LIVING EXPERIMENT: Motivation
Here’s how to motivate yourself toward action, even when accomplishments don’t come easy.
THE LIVING EXPERIMENT: Seasons
Discover the simple lifestyle shifts that can help you stay in sync with nature’s cyclical rhythms.
THE LIVING EXPERIMENT: Pause
Respecting your body’s natural energy cycles is the key to clarity, creativity, and focus.
THE LIVING EXPERIMENT: Idleness
You don’t have to be hyperproductive all the time. In fact, you might get better results from occasionally doing a whole lot less.
THE LIVING EXPERIMENT: Asking
Ever feel uncomfortable asking for what you want? Learn how to make requests that support your desires and serve your relationships.
THE LIVING EXPERIMENT: Eating Out
Restaurant dining can present big challenges for health-motivated eaters. These strategies can help you make the best of your available options.
THE LIVING EXPERIMENT: Mornings
Your first waking moments can have an all-day impact on your energy and outlook. These a.m. tweaks are worth trying.
THE LIVING EXPERIMENT: Satisfaction vs. Success
Are you chasing success at the expense of satisfaction? Here’s our take on balancing ambition, well-being, and life’s simple pleasures.
The Living Experiment: The New Year
The start of the year brings a barrage of “New You!” promises. Learn how to get past those tired tropes and explore fresh options for conscious change.
The Living Experiment: Conscious Language
The words you speak both reflect and shape your reality. All the more reason to say what you mean — and mean what you say.
The Living Experiment: Forgiveness
How releasing past hurts can be helpful.
The Living Experiment: Astroturfing
When powerful industries and political interests push fake “grassroots” movements, real people suffer. Here’s how to resist internet trolls.
The Living Experiment: Intuition
What we can learn from our “gut sense.”
THE LIVING EXPERIMENT: Purpose vs. Pleasure
Is it possible to live a purpose-centered life and still enjoy an ample supply of pleasure?
The Living Experiment: Summer
Make the most of this action-packed season — without running yourself ragged.
The Living Experiment: Clutter
Feeling oppressed by your possessions? Learn how to lighten your load — and harvest some important insights in the process.
The Living Experiment: Enough
The art of feeling satisfied with ourselves and our lives in a world that consistently asks us to do, be, and have more.
The Living Experiment: Creativity vs. Consumption
Harnessing your creative capacity can reduce your compulsion to consume — and enhance your joy in living.
The Living Experiment: Masculine and Feminine
Why it’s important to move beyond our gender-based expectations.