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Five Simple Ways to Build a Flourishing Life
Daniel Coyle explains how meaning, joy, and shared growth emerge—not from optimization, but from creating the right conditions.
10 hrs ago
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Michael Kovnat
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How Great Ideas Happen
Research-driven insights into the hidden process behind creative breakthroughs.
Feb 2
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Michael Kovnat
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QUIZ: Are You Flourishing, Or Just Getting By?
Answer seven questions, inspired by Daniel Coyle's new book, to find out.
Feb 1
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Michael Kovnat
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January 2026
Our February Must-Read Titles
A new month brings a bounty of exciting new books.
Jan 31
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Panio Gianopoulos
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How to Build a Life That Really Matters
This week, we got insights on creating a meaningful, connected life from Daniel Coyle, Jennifer Breheny Wallace, and Brad Stulberg.
Jan 30
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Michael Kovnat
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Why You’ll Never Rise Above Your Self-Image
How Big Trust rewires self-doubt—and expands what you believe is possible
Jan 29
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Michael Kovnat
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Do You Feel Like You Matter?
The overlooked human need that fuels connection, resilience, and purpose
Jan 28
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Michael Kovnat
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Why We Click: The Surprising Science of Human Connection
Kate Murphy explores how and why our bodies, brains, and emotions fall into rhythm with others
Jan 27
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Michael Kovnat
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Excellence Starts With Curiosity
With lessons from Kobe Bryant and modern psychology, Brad Stulberg explains why learning is more important than winning.
Jan 26
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Michael Kovnat
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Brad Stulberg
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Michael Pollan's New Book is Our Pick of the Season
The bestselling author of The Omnivore's Dilemma and How to Change Your Mind returns with A World Appears
Jan 24
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Rufus Griscom
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The Superpower You Didn’t Know You Had
And other big ideas we came across this week.
Jan 23
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Michael Kovnat
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We’re Teaching American History All Wrong
Journalist James Traub shows how fear, polarization, and low expectations are hollowing out civic education—and what actually works.
Jan 22
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Michael Kovnat
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James Traub
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