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STOP FEEDING CONFLICT
I did the A Course in Miracles Workbook for years.
Over and over.
I understood many of the lessons.
I valued them.
But I did not find lasting peace through them.
The mind could still turn a grievance, a fear, or an argument into a full-on unsettling production.
Then I began answering mental conflict with two simple words:
NO COMMENT.
I had no idea whether something so simple would work.
I only hoped it might.
What I did not yet realise was that all those years of doing the Workbook, however poorly, had trained my mind to listen to me.
So when I said NO COMMENT, and kept saying it, the mind eventually got the message.
Not as suppression.
Not as denial.
Not even as another argument with the ego.
Just no participation.
A thought appears.
NO COMMENT.
A grievance starts gathering evidence.
NO COMMENT.
Fear wants a hearing.
NO COMMENT.
For me, this simple practice has now replaced the Workbook.
Not the Text.
Not the Manual for Teachers.
I still need those because they explain the thought system and remind me not to make up my own spirituality.
My daily practice has become very simple now.
The Workbook trained my mind to listen to me.
NO COMMENT gives it one clear instruction:
Stop feeding conflict.
That is where the peace began.
#STOP #FEEDING #CONFLICT #Text #grievance #NoCOMMENT #feeding #Workbook #instruction #clear #DailyPractice #fasting #acim #acourseinmiracles #newthought #eckharttolle #buddhism #breathwork #connection #healing #pridemonth #Karma #TrueNature #Awakening #Meditation #Mindfulness #Spirituality #intermittentfasting #nonduality #reality #life #quantum #kitchen #cooking #AI
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STOP FEEDING CONFLICT
I did the A Course in Miracles Workbook for years.
Over and over.
I understood many of the lessons.
I valued them.
But I did not find lasting peace through them.
The mind could still turn a grievance, a fear, or an argument into a full-on unsettling production.
Then I began answering mental conflict with two simple words:
NO COMMENT.
I had no idea whether something so simple would work.
I only hoped it might.
What I did not yet realise was that all those years of doing the Workbook, however poorly, had trained my mind to listen to me.
So when I said NO COMMENT, and kept saying it, the mind eventually got the message.
Not as suppression.
Not as denial.
Not even as another argument with the ego.
Just no participation.
A thought appears.
NO COMMENT.
A grievance starts gathering evidence.
NO COMMENT.
Fear wants a hearing.
NO COMMENT.
For me, this simple practice has now replaced the Workbook.
Not the Text.
Not the Manual for Teachers.
I still need those because they explain the thought system and remind me not to make up my own spirituality.
My daily practice has become very simple now.
The Workbook trained my mind to listen to me.
NO COMMENT gives it one clear instruction:
Stop feeding conflict.
That is where the peace began.
#STOP #FEEDING #CONFLICT #Text #grievance #NoCOMMENT #feeding #Workbook #instruction #clear #DailyPractice #fasting #acim #acourseinmiracles #newthought #eckharttolle #buddhism #breathwork #connection #healing #pridemonth #Karma #TrueNature #Awakening #Meditation #Mindfulness #Spirituality #intermittentfasting #nonduality #reality #life #quantum #kitchen #cooking #AI
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An ear worm from a former Husker Du dude.
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#80sAltRock
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An ear worm from a former Husker Du dude.
#MusicOfMastodon
#80sAltRock
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Today Was Fun by Bree Groff: Does This Workbook Actually Work?
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Bree Groff opens her new book with a dare. She claims your job can feel genuinely fun, not just tolerable. I tested that claim for three weeks, line by line, rule by rule. Today Was Fun: A Book About Work (Seriously) is not another productivity manual disguised as wisdom. It is a workplace manifesto built from seven loose guidelines. I ran every one of them against my actual workweek to see what survived contact with a real inbox.
This Bree Groff book review is different from the usual roundup of quotes and chapter summaries. I built a small framework while testing the book. I call it the Fun Friction Score, and it measures resistance against a normal workday. Some rules glided through. Others stalled hard against deadline culture. Both outcomes matter if you are deciding whether this book deserves a spot on your shelf.
The book is available on Amazon.What Is Today Was Fun by Bree Groff About?
Today Was Fun argues that professionalism and exhaustion got tangled together by accident, not by necessity. Groff, a senior advisor at the consultancy SYPartners, spent years inside companies like Target, Pfizer, Microsoft, and Google. She watched smart people treat burnout as proof of commitment. Her book pushes back on that pattern directly.
The structure is simple. Seven rules, each one a permission slip disguised as advice. Groff calls them guidelines rather than commandments, and that softness is intentional. She wants readers to bend the ideas around their own jobs. The goal is never forcing a job to match a rigid system.
Each chapter mixes a personal story with a slice of behavioral research. A concrete practice follows, one you can try the same afternoon. The tone stays light. The argument underneath stays serious. That combination is rare in workplace nonfiction, where books usually pick one lane and stay in it.
The Seven Rules, Briefly
Groff’s rules cover ground from radical honesty at work to building what she calls a Portfolio Life. That second idea means spreading identity and meaning across more than one role. She also introduces Do Nothing Days, scheduled blocks of unstructured time meant to spark sharper thinking later. The rules function less like a checklist and more like a set of lenses you hold up to your calendar.
How I Tested the Today Was Fun Framework
I did not skim this one. I picked three rules that sounded the hardest to apply. Then I ran them against my real editorial workload at We and the Color for three weeks. Every test got logged: what I tried, what broke, and what stuck.
I built my own scoring system for this, since Groff’s book offers philosophy more than metrics. The Fun Friction Score rates each practice from 1 to 5. A score of 1 means it slotted into my week without resistance, while 5 means my calendar fought back hard. This is an editorial framework I created for this review, not something pulled from the book itself.
Test One: The Do Nothing Day
Groff suggests carving out time with zero agenda on purpose. The goal is letting better ideas surface later. I blocked four hours on a Wednesday. No email, no Slack, no article drafts. Friction Score: 4 out of 5. My instinct to fill empty time with tasks was strong, almost physical. Around hour two, though, an idea for restructuring our affiliate content calendar arrived unprompted. That idea earned its keep.
Three weeks of unstructured blocks produced two genuinely useful editorial ideas and one wasted afternoon. The hit rate matched what behavioral researchers call incubation effects. Stepping away from a problem helps the brain solve it sideways instead of head-on.
Test Two: The Portfolio Life Audit
This rule asks you to list every source of meaning in your life. Your job title is just one line among many. I made the list. Editor was one line among many: partner, friend, reader, occasional hiker. Friction Score: 2 out of 5. The exercise took fifteen minutes and shifted how I described myself in casual conversation for days afterward.
Groff’s point lands because most professionals quietly let their job title swallow every other identity. Naming the other roles out loud breaks that habit faster than I expected.
Test Three: Radical Honesty In Meetings
This was the hardest test. Groff encourages saying the true thing instead of the polite thing during work conversations. I tried it twice in editorial planning calls. Friction Score: 5 out of 5. Workplace norms resist this rule harder than any other, even when the honesty is gentle and constructive.
Still, both conversations ended with clearer next steps than our usual diplomatic hedging produces. The discomfort was real. So was the payoff.
Rule TestedMethodFun Friction ScoreResultDo Nothing Day4 hours blocked, no email or Slack4 / 52 useful ideas, 1 wasted afternoonPortfolio Life Audit15-minute identity list outside work2 / 5Shifted self-description for daysRadical Honesty In MeetingsTried twice in planning calls5 / 5Clearer outcomes, high discomfortOriginal Framework: The Fun Friction Score Explained
I am introducing this scoring method here because the book needed one. Groff offers philosophy more than metrics, so I built my own scale. It rates any workplace practice on how much it clashes with existing habits and culture.
- 1, No Friction: The practice fits existing routines immediately.
- 2, Light Friction: Mild discomfort, gone within a day.
- 3, Moderate Friction: Requires a deliberate calendar change.
- 4, High Friction: Fights established instincts directly.
- 5, Maximum Friction: Challenges workplace norms most people never question.
Across my three-week test, the average Fun Friction Score landed at 3.6. That number tells a useful story. Groff’s rules are not easy defaults. They demand active resistance against habits most workplaces reward by accident.
Why Today Was Fun Matters Right Now
Burnout conversations have circulated for years. Most solutions still focus on individual coping rather than structural change. Groff’s book sits closer to Cal Newport’s slow productivity arguments than to typical self-help. It treats joy as a design problem, not a willpower problem.
Workplace research keeps confirming what Groff argues from experience. Unstructured time correlates with stronger creative output, and identity tied to a single role correlates with higher burnout risk. Her seven rules translate that research into something a reader can actually attempt by Monday morning.
Where The Book Pushes Back On Hustle Culture
Groff never asks readers to work less for its own sake. She asks them to question which exhaustion actually produces results and which exhaustion just looks impressive. That distinction matters more than most productivity books admit, because performative busyness still gets rewarded in plenty of offices.
Today Was Fun Compared To Other Workbooks.
Readers who liked Oliver Burkeman’s Four Thousand Weeks will recognize the same skepticism toward optimization. Readers of Cal Newport will find a softer, more personal companion to his structural arguments. Groff’s voice sits closer to a candid friend than a consultant delivering a framework. That holds true even though consulting is her day job.
What separates this book from competitors is tone. Most workplace books choose either humor or rigor. Groff keeps both running at once, vignette by vignette, without losing the thread of her central argument.
My Honest Take After Three Weeks
I went in skeptical. Books that promise to make work fun usually deliver platitudes instead of practice. This one surprised me. The Do Nothing Day rule alone justified the read because it produced a real editorial idea I am still using.
The radical honesty rule remains the hardest to sustain. I will keep testing it, slowly, in lower-stakes conversations first. That is probably the right way to adopt any of Groff’s seven rules. Pick one, run it against your actual week, and let the score decide if it stays.
Prediction: How This Book Will Shape 2027 Workplace Trends
Expect Portfolio Life language to show up in performance reviews and onboarding decks. That shift will likely happen within the next eighteen months. Companies already borrow vocabulary from popular workbooks quickly, and Groff’s framing is simple enough to survive a slide deck. Do Nothing Days, or some renamed version, will likely appear as sanctioned policy at a handful of companies before 2028.
The book is available on Amazon.FAQ: Today Was Fun By Bree Groff
What is Today Was Fun by Bree Groff about?
The book argues that work can be genuinely enjoyable rather than just endured. It offers seven practical guidelines drawn from Groff’s consulting career at SYPartners.
Who is Bree Groff?
Bree Groff is a senior advisor at the global consultancy SYPartners and former CEO of NOBL. Her client work spans Target, Pfizer, Microsoft, and Google.
What are the seven rules in Today Was Fun?
The book frames seven loose guidelines rather than strict rules. Examples include Do Nothing Days for sparking ideas and building a Portfolio Life for meaning beyond work.
Is Today Was Fun based on research or personal opinion?
Groff blends personal anecdotes from her consulting career with behavioral research and practical exercises, rather than relying on opinion alone.
When was Today Was Fun published?
Page Two published the book on July 15, 2025, running 264 pages.
Is Today Was Fun worth reading for managers?
Yes. Managers shaping team culture will find the Portfolio Life and Do Nothing Day concepts useful for rethinking productive time.
Discover more of our book reviews here at WE AND THE COLOR.
#amazon #book #books #BreeGroff #inspiration #TodayWasFun #work #workBook -
Today Was Fun by Bree Groff: Does This Workbook Actually Work?
This post contains affiliate links. We may earn a commission if you click on them and make a purchase. It’s at no extra cost to you and helps us run this site. Thanks for your support!
Bree Groff opens her new book with a dare. She claims your job can feel genuinely fun, not just tolerable. I tested that claim for three weeks, line by line, rule by rule. Today Was Fun: A Book About Work (Seriously) is not another productivity manual disguised as wisdom. It is a workplace manifesto built from seven loose guidelines. I ran every one of them against my actual workweek to see what survived contact with a real inbox.
This Bree Groff book review is different from the usual roundup of quotes and chapter summaries. I built a small framework while testing the book. I call it the Fun Friction Score, and it measures resistance against a normal workday. Some rules glided through. Others stalled hard against deadline culture. Both outcomes matter if you are deciding whether this book deserves a spot on your shelf.
The book is available on Amazon.What Is Today Was Fun by Bree Groff About?
Today Was Fun argues that professionalism and exhaustion got tangled together by accident, not by necessity. Groff, a senior advisor at the consultancy SYPartners, spent years inside companies like Target, Pfizer, Microsoft, and Google. She watched smart people treat burnout as proof of commitment. Her book pushes back on that pattern directly.
The structure is simple. Seven rules, each one a permission slip disguised as advice. Groff calls them guidelines rather than commandments, and that softness is intentional. She wants readers to bend the ideas around their own jobs. The goal is never forcing a job to match a rigid system.
Each chapter mixes a personal story with a slice of behavioral research. A concrete practice follows, one you can try the same afternoon. The tone stays light. The argument underneath stays serious. That combination is rare in workplace nonfiction, where books usually pick one lane and stay in it.
The Seven Rules, Briefly
Groff’s rules cover ground from radical honesty at work to building what she calls a Portfolio Life. That second idea means spreading identity and meaning across more than one role. She also introduces Do Nothing Days, scheduled blocks of unstructured time meant to spark sharper thinking later. The rules function less like a checklist and more like a set of lenses you hold up to your calendar.
How I Tested the Today Was Fun Framework
I did not skim this one. I picked three rules that sounded the hardest to apply. Then I ran them against my real editorial workload at We and the Color for three weeks. Every test got logged: what I tried, what broke, and what stuck.
I built my own scoring system for this, since Groff’s book offers philosophy more than metrics. The Fun Friction Score rates each practice from 1 to 5. A score of 1 means it slotted into my week without resistance, while 5 means my calendar fought back hard. This is an editorial framework I created for this review, not something pulled from the book itself.
Test One: The Do Nothing Day
Groff suggests carving out time with zero agenda on purpose. The goal is letting better ideas surface later. I blocked four hours on a Wednesday. No email, no Slack, no article drafts. Friction Score: 4 out of 5. My instinct to fill empty time with tasks was strong, almost physical. Around hour two, though, an idea for restructuring our affiliate content calendar arrived unprompted. That idea earned its keep.
Three weeks of unstructured blocks produced two genuinely useful editorial ideas and one wasted afternoon. The hit rate matched what behavioral researchers call incubation effects. Stepping away from a problem helps the brain solve it sideways instead of head-on.
Test Two: The Portfolio Life Audit
This rule asks you to list every source of meaning in your life. Your job title is just one line among many. I made the list. Editor was one line among many: partner, friend, reader, occasional hiker. Friction Score: 2 out of 5. The exercise took fifteen minutes and shifted how I described myself in casual conversation for days afterward.
Groff’s point lands because most professionals quietly let their job title swallow every other identity. Naming the other roles out loud breaks that habit faster than I expected.
Test Three: Radical Honesty In Meetings
This was the hardest test. Groff encourages saying the true thing instead of the polite thing during work conversations. I tried it twice in editorial planning calls. Friction Score: 5 out of 5. Workplace norms resist this rule harder than any other, even when the honesty is gentle and constructive.
Still, both conversations ended with clearer next steps than our usual diplomatic hedging produces. The discomfort was real. So was the payoff.
Rule TestedMethodFun Friction ScoreResultDo Nothing Day4 hours blocked, no email or Slack4 / 52 useful ideas, 1 wasted afternoonPortfolio Life Audit15-minute identity list outside work2 / 5Shifted self-description for daysRadical Honesty In MeetingsTried twice in planning calls5 / 5Clearer outcomes, high discomfortOriginal Framework: The Fun Friction Score Explained
I am introducing this scoring method here because the book needed one. Groff offers philosophy more than metrics, so I built my own scale. It rates any workplace practice on how much it clashes with existing habits and culture.
- 1, No Friction: The practice fits existing routines immediately.
- 2, Light Friction: Mild discomfort, gone within a day.
- 3, Moderate Friction: Requires a deliberate calendar change.
- 4, High Friction: Fights established instincts directly.
- 5, Maximum Friction: Challenges workplace norms most people never question.
Across my three-week test, the average Fun Friction Score landed at 3.6. That number tells a useful story. Groff’s rules are not easy defaults. They demand active resistance against habits most workplaces reward by accident.
Why Today Was Fun Matters Right Now
Burnout conversations have circulated for years. Most solutions still focus on individual coping rather than structural change. Groff’s book sits closer to Cal Newport’s slow productivity arguments than to typical self-help. It treats joy as a design problem, not a willpower problem.
Workplace research keeps confirming what Groff argues from experience. Unstructured time correlates with stronger creative output, and identity tied to a single role correlates with higher burnout risk. Her seven rules translate that research into something a reader can actually attempt by Monday morning.
Where The Book Pushes Back On Hustle Culture
Groff never asks readers to work less for its own sake. She asks them to question which exhaustion actually produces results and which exhaustion just looks impressive. That distinction matters more than most productivity books admit, because performative busyness still gets rewarded in plenty of offices.
Today Was Fun Compared To Other Workbooks.
Readers who liked Oliver Burkeman’s Four Thousand Weeks will recognize the same skepticism toward optimization. Readers of Cal Newport will find a softer, more personal companion to his structural arguments. Groff’s voice sits closer to a candid friend than a consultant delivering a framework. That holds true even though consulting is her day job.
What separates this book from competitors is tone. Most workplace books choose either humor or rigor. Groff keeps both running at once, vignette by vignette, without losing the thread of her central argument.
My Honest Take After Three Weeks
I went in skeptical. Books that promise to make work fun usually deliver platitudes instead of practice. This one surprised me. The Do Nothing Day rule alone justified the read because it produced a real editorial idea I am still using.
The radical honesty rule remains the hardest to sustain. I will keep testing it, slowly, in lower-stakes conversations first. That is probably the right way to adopt any of Groff’s seven rules. Pick one, run it against your actual week, and let the score decide if it stays.
Prediction: How This Book Will Shape 2027 Workplace Trends
Expect Portfolio Life language to show up in performance reviews and onboarding decks. That shift will likely happen within the next eighteen months. Companies already borrow vocabulary from popular workbooks quickly, and Groff’s framing is simple enough to survive a slide deck. Do Nothing Days, or some renamed version, will likely appear as sanctioned policy at a handful of companies before 2028.
The book is available on Amazon.FAQ: Today Was Fun By Bree Groff
What is Today Was Fun by Bree Groff about?
The book argues that work can be genuinely enjoyable rather than just endured. It offers seven practical guidelines drawn from Groff’s consulting career at SYPartners.
Who is Bree Groff?
Bree Groff is a senior advisor at the global consultancy SYPartners and former CEO of NOBL. Her client work spans Target, Pfizer, Microsoft, and Google.
What are the seven rules in Today Was Fun?
The book frames seven loose guidelines rather than strict rules. Examples include Do Nothing Days for sparking ideas and building a Portfolio Life for meaning beyond work.
Is Today Was Fun based on research or personal opinion?
Groff blends personal anecdotes from her consulting career with behavioral research and practical exercises, rather than relying on opinion alone.
When was Today Was Fun published?
Page Two published the book on July 15, 2025, running 264 pages.
Is Today Was Fun worth reading for managers?
Yes. Managers shaping team culture will find the Portfolio Life and Do Nothing Day concepts useful for rethinking productive time.
Discover more of our book reviews here at WE AND THE COLOR.
#amazon #book #books #BreeGroff #inspiration #TodayWasFun #work #workBook -
https://medium.com/the-writers-reach/the-character-driven-worldbuilding-workbook-d65d3d0783fd
A Ten‑Pillar System for Building Worlds Through Character Truth..
A character‑shaped setting is a world filtered through lived experience. The environment changes meaning depending on who moves through it.
#writingcommunity #workbook #worldbuilding #medium #fictionalcharacters #writer #writing
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https://medium.com/the-writers-reach/the-character-driven-worldbuilding-workbook-d65d3d0783fd
A Ten‑Pillar System for Building Worlds Through Character Truth..
A character‑shaped setting is a world filtered through lived experience. The environment changes meaning depending on who moves through it.
#writingcommunity #workbook #worldbuilding #medium #fictionalcharacters #writer #writing
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SPANISH LEARNING WORKBOOK FOR ADULT BEGINNERS: "1,000+ easy-to-memorize Spanish words and essential phrases for daily use" Sale: $7.99 to FREE by Patrick Spain Rating: 4.2/5 (189 Reviews) #Spanish #Spanish #Workbook #Language #Learning #Education #Grammar #Polyglot #Vocabulary #BookSky
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SPANISH LEARNING WORKBOOK FOR ADULT BEGINNERS: "1,000+ easy-to-memorize Spanish words and essential phrases for daily use" Sale: $7.99 to FREE by Patrick Spain Rating: 4.2/5 (189 Reviews) #Spanish #Spanish #Workbook #Language #Learning #Education #Grammar #Polyglot #Vocabulary #BookSky
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The Science of Happiness Workbook by Jill Suttie & Shuka Kalantari, 2025
Here readers will find short, step-by-step practices that they can incorporate into their daily life—many that only take 5 or 10 minutes. They're designed to help readers cultivate the skills and traits that decades of research show can reliably help us feel happier and more connected to others, from self-compassion to awe to empathy to purpose.
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The Science of Happiness Workbook by Jill Suttie & Shuka Kalantari, 2025
Here readers will find short, step-by-step practices that they can incorporate into their daily life—many that only take 5 or 10 minutes. They're designed to help readers cultivate the skills and traits that decades of research show can reliably help us feel happier and more connected to others, from self-compassion to awe to empathy to purpose.
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Today we start the second phase of our DDoS protection journey—where visibility becomes your superpower, and raw telemetry transforms into strategic insight.
You’ve done the hard work: diagnostic logging is enabled, your DDoS protection plan is active, and telemetry is flowing into Log Analytics. Now it’s time to elevate your defense posture from reactive to predictive. #ddos #FrontDoor #sentinel #traffic #waf #workbook
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Looking for a new book on the craft of writing? I helped "play test" this workbook about revisions. It's good stuff, and it's on sale this month. https://shop.rachelthompson.co/product/revision-love-workbook/ #WritingCommunity #Bookstodon #WritingCraft #workbook #revision #editing
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Looking for a new book on the craft of writing? I helped "play test" this workbook about revisions. It's good stuff, and it's on sale this month. https://shop.rachelthompson.co/product/revision-love-workbook/ #WritingCommunity #Bookstodon #WritingCraft #workbook #revision #editing
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... and two ridiculously useful one-sheets:
✅ a single-page OKR cheat sheet, and
✅ an OKR QC flow-chart to check your own OKRs.Get yours at https://findrc.co/pdfworkbook for only $19 USD!
#GoalSetting #stepbystep #OKR #OKRs #ObjectivesAndKeyResults #Workbook
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... and two ridiculously useful one-sheets:
✅ a single-page OKR cheat sheet, and
✅ an OKR QC flow-chart to check your own OKRs.Get yours at https://findrc.co/pdfworkbook for only $19 USD!
#GoalSetting #stepbystep #OKR #OKRs #ObjectivesAndKeyResults #Workbook
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"The best cheapest therapist." - a therapist
#dbt #dialecticalbehaviourtherapy #workbook #thedialecticalbehaviorthetapyskillsworkbook #matthewmckay #jeffereycwood #jeffereybrantley #mindfulness #therapy #mentalhealth #bpd #emotionalregulation #emotionalresilience -
"The best cheapest therapist." - a therapist
#dbt #dialecticalbehaviourtherapy #workbook #thedialecticalbehaviorthetapyskillsworkbook #matthewmckay #jeffereycwood #jeffereybrantley #mindfulness #therapy #mentalhealth #bpd #emotionalregulation #emotionalresilience -
Building trust is crucial in #water and #sanitation relationships. Yet, many either overlook its significance or struggle with the "how." So, FLUSH's Intern Maya Rutendo Banda made a FREE #workbook to help you harness the power of #trust. Download it here: https://itsflush.com/free-resources
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Building trust is crucial in #water and #sanitation relationships. Yet, many either overlook its significance or struggle with the "how." So, FLUSH's Intern Maya Rutendo Banda made a FREE #workbook to help you harness the power of #trust. Download it here: https://itsflush.com/free-resources
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Never listened to much Husker Du but always liked this one from former band member Bob Mould.
#MusicOfMastodon
#AltRock
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Never listened to much Husker Du but always liked this one from former band member Bob Mould.
#MusicOfMastodon
#AltRock
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I’ve done a bit more work on my Workbook. Some on the theoretical aspect of social systems, a Social Systems Metamodel. I’ve had that around for a while but I’ve also been working on describing a generic Country (Nation-State), based on that, and found that it needed some tweaks.
That’s the way this whole workbook is supposed to work, in a loop until I don’t want to do this any more:
- Try to understand a system through some workshops
- Update the description of the system after each workshop, expanding or modifying the description
- Abstract some of the methods used in the workshop in tools descriptions.
- Repeat for some other systems
- Revise everything so far based on lessons learned.
In the background, I do a lot of reading to find out why I’m wrong or missing something important, then fix it.
Meanwhile, I also added a page to the Autobiography that I’m writing. I’m only a child yet, as far as the story goes, but my intent is to tie it to the workbook as both illustrations of my point and as explanations of why my life went that way, given the systems I have lived in or played a part in. The latest addition is a Childhood Overview.
I had a somewhat different childhood from most people. Hardly any primary school, taught to read at home, then schooled by life and reading and hospital staff.
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I’ve done a bit more work on my Workbook. Some on the theoretical aspect of social systems, a Social Systems Metamodel. I’ve had that around for a while but I’ve also been working on describing a generic Country (Nation-State), based on that, and found that it needed some tweaks.
That’s the way this whole workbook is supposed to work, in a loop until I don’t want to do this any more:
- Try to understand a system through some workshops
- Update the description of the system after each workshop, expanding or modifying the description
- Abstract some of the methods used in the workshop in tools descriptions.
- Repeat for some other systems
- Revise everything so far based on lessons learned.
In the background, I do a lot of reading to find out why I’m wrong or missing something important, then fix it.
Meanwhile, I also added a page to the Autobiography that I’m writing. I’m only a child yet, as far as the story goes, but my intent is to tie it to the workbook as both illustrations of my point and as explanations of why my life went that way, given the systems I have lived in or played a part in. The latest addition is a Childhood Overview.
I had a somewhat different childhood from most people. Hardly any primary school, taught to read at home, then schooled by life and reading and hospital staff.
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𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐨𝐟 𝐀𝐳𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐎𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐀𝐈
Good job by Yoav Dobrin and Dolev Shor. A very useful workbook.
GutHub: https://github.com/dolevshor/Azure-OpenAI-Insights
#azure #azuremonitoring #monitoring #workbook #openai #azureopenai #ai #soc #kql #api
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ALA 's Committee on Library #Advocacy Releases Updated Advocacy Action Plan #Workbook & More News Headlines https://www.infodocket.com/2023/09/18/making-iiif-official-at-the-internet-archive-exploring-equity-on-wikipedia-more-news-headlines/ #libraries
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ALA 's Committee on Library #Advocacy Releases Updated Advocacy Action Plan #Workbook & More News Headlines https://www.infodocket.com/2023/09/18/making-iiif-official-at-the-internet-archive-exploring-equity-on-wikipedia-more-news-headlines/ #libraries
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Do you have trouble separating yourself from that crappy experience you have? I get it. It's not easy.
I've created a little workbook to help shift your focus.
It's free or pay what you want in a printable PDF format.
Go grab a copy. Let me know how it goes for you.
#writer #workbook #healing #selfmastery #selfawareness #spirituality #focus #perception #perspecitve #experience
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✨ Need help on #implementation planning? Sick Kids has a new and improved Implementation Road Map workbook and fillable PDF to support you in this process. Learn more about this here 👉 https://buff.ly/3NjNASp
#researchimpact #impactacademy #workbook #implementationplanning
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I had change to deploy "Defender TI Intel Reporting Dashboard and Workbook".
Really useful and well done.
his dashboard provides a user-friendly interface that enables organizations to easily access and analyze threat intelligence data.
I really suggest to have a look at: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-defender-threat/what-s-new-defender-ti-intel-reporting-dashboard-and-workbook/ba-p/3812899
Link to deploy: https://github.com/Azure/MDTI-Solutions/tree/master/Workbooks/MDTI-Workbook-Solution
Thanks for sharing, Yaniv Shasha
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My written resources allow you to complete all your reading and writing skills as a beginner (Hebrew 1, 2 & 3), practice your Hebrew learning with smart and beautiful notebooks, and enjoy hours of fun coloring while learning Hebrew and immersing in Jewish blessings in traditions.
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📢Out Now in OA: 'Introduction to #Systems #Biology: #Workbook for Flipped-classroom Teaching' by Thomas Sauter and Marco Albrecht.
This book is an introduction to the language of systems biology, which is spoken among many disciplines, from biology to #engineering.
Authors Thomas Sauter and Marco Albrecht draw on a multidisciplinary background and evidence-based learning to facilitate the understanding of #biochemical networks, #metabolic modeling and system dynamics.
Their #pedagogic approach briefly highlights core ideas of concepts in a broader interdisciplinary framework to guide a more effective deep dive thereafter.
The learning journey starts with the purity of #mathematical concepts, reveals its power to connect biological entities in structure and time, and finally introduces #physics concepts to tightly align abstraction with reality.
Access this OA title for free or get a hard copy at https://openbookpublishers.com/books/10.11647/obp.0291
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MY NEW BOOK LAUNCHES TODAY!
"Morgana's Financial Alchemy workbook is the most workable thing I've found on manifesting." Dr. Irene Conlan, Self-Improvement Radio
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From the files of “Making my Day” I want to thank Deborah for this lovely review of Hebrew 1 ❤️
Making my Tuesday feel tremendous and hurrah to your Grandson!
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Next in my “Made my Day” series I am blessed to have this wonderful review ❤️
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It is the fuel that drives me and she can’t imagine how blessed it makes me feel that I am able to be a part of her Hebrew Language discovery!
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While working on your new year resolution of staying fit don’t forget to work on your Hebrew Language Lessons as well.
Working on yourself never looked better!
@phoenixmatosian with Hebrew 1 Workbook teaching you the Hebrew Print Alphabet.
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This is great for helping you plot, wourld build and create character profiles. It's a guided plot workbook that you can write in.
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Coming soon: #Workbook edition of #PrivacyBook, including 20+ worksheets and checklists for all steps on your way to being safer and more private on the #Internet. Stay tuned for #PrivacyWorkbook
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Coming soon: #Workbook edition of #PrivacyBook, including 20+ worksheets and checklists for all steps on your way to being safer and more private on the #Internet. Stay tuned for #PrivacyWorkbook
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Der Fellow Nerd ist noch im Metalab Videocall. Ich höre die SWR-Podcast-Serie über rechten Terror und beschäftige mich nebenbei damit, das nächste Buch druckfertig zu machen: #Workbook-Ausgabe vom #PrivacyBook. Soviel zu diesem Feiertag ... #Autorenleben #writerslife #indieauthor
