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Find a Morning Rhythm You Can Hold On To

2 months ago | emilypfreeman.substack.com | Stephanie Duncan Smith |Kelley Nikondeha |Emily Freeman

Once a month I offer these substack posts free for everyone so this post is accessible to all. If you would like access to these posts every week, I would be so grateful for you to join us at the monthly or annual level. Your support makes this work possible. Thank you. Here’s a simple morning rhythm could take as little as 15 minutes or as long as an hour. I’ll share it here with you now because I can feel the anxiety in the air less than two weeks before Election Day in the United States.
A Conversation With Emily Freeman on Apple Podcasts

Apr 29, 2024 | podcasts.apple.com | Emily Freeman |Jon Turney

Jon and Nat Chat With Emily Freeman - Author of How To Walk Into A Room
#361 - The Two Missing Pieces in Conversations About Friendship

Apr 15, 2024 | listennotes.com | Oliver Burkeman |Emily Freeman

No matter your level of extroversion or introversion, your age, your life stage, or any other factor, we all need friends. I tend to focus on more concrete things on the show, but I think that one of the reasons we struggle to find and maintain meaningful relationships is partly a logistical one. And yet, finding time to connect with people is just as important if not more important than finding time to pay your bills and cook your meals and tend to your job and your home and all the things.
How To Walk into a Room: The Art of Knowing When To Stay and When To Walk Away

Mar 28, 2024 | libraryjournal.com | Emily Freeman

. Mar. 2024. 240p. ISBN 9780063328822. $26.99. SELF-HELP COPY ISBN Freeman, host of The Next Right Thing podcast, spiritual director, and author of five books, including The Next Right Thing, focuses on the metaphorical rooms where people live in their personal and professional lives: house of worship, home, relationships, community groups, workplace, etc. The book is divided into three parts. The first discusses how to walk out of a room.
Your Path Is Like a River: A Guest Post From Emily P. Freeman

Mar 12, 2024 | barnesandnoble.com | Emily Freeman |Isabelle McConville

B&N Reads, Guest Post, The Good Book Share Share this page on Facebook Share this page on Twitter Wall Street Journal bestselling author and podcast host of The Next Right Thing, Emily P. Freeman provides a new framework for approaching the age-old question, is it time to move on?
Ohio has enshrined the right to an abortion. But major obstacles remain for patients and providers

Nov 13, 2023 | statnews.com | Emily Freeman

Last week those of us who work in reproductive health care in Ohio: Voters overwhelmingly favored Issue 1, which enshrines a right to abortion into the state constitution and makes the six-week ban many of us feared unenforceable. As an abortion provider in Cleveland, I’m relieved that my patients’ freedom to access abortion care, miscarriage care, and contraception is protected. But obstacles still prevent patients from receiving the care they need and make life challenging for practitioners.
‘That’s getting a bit wild, kids!’ Why children love to play-fight and why it is good for them

Sep 10, 2023 | theconversation.com | Emily Freeman

That’s getting a bit wild, kids! Why don’t you play something quieter? How often have you found yourself saying something like this to your children as they’re rolling around on the lounge room floor? Even if they are smiling and clearly having fun, as parents, we often worry that someone will get hurt or it will turn into aggression, and ultimately, tears. As a family and child psychology researcher, parents often ask me why children engage in this type of rough-and-tumble play. What is it?