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Nia program to help African-American youth ‘Rest and Reset’

KENOSHA ⏤ Kenosha County UW-Extension and Kenosha Public Library’s Nia: Pathways and Purpose for the Future program is hosting “Rest and Reset” on Jan. 19. The event ⏤ for African-American youth in 8th-12th grade ⏤ focuses on helping students “relax after finals and start envisioning what’s next for them this…
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Ep. 13: The problem of being overly positive – Inside the Mind of Daniel Thompson

One of the biggest things that I think people just "all about that positive" don't understand is that, at its core, it's a clear sign of deflection, in my opinion.  In this episode, I explain my thought process behind that conclusion, toxic positivity and encourage you to embrace the positives and negatives of life.  — This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mind-of-daniel-thompson/support
  1. Ep. 13: The problem of being overly positive
  2. Ep. 12: 'Where have you been?'
  3. Ep. 11: 'Framing and Sobriety'
  4. Ep. 10: 'Loneliness is part of life.'
  5. Ep. 09: 'As long as my community is well fed'
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