When you work as the editor for an organization devoted to conversations that matter, you spend a great deal of time showcasing and curating amazing words of wisdom. During any given week at 1440, there is no shortage of energy, insight, reflection, creativity, and brilliance gracing this campus.
As we open the door on 2019, it's my absolute pleasure to provide you with some of 1440's very best articles to spark your own conversations that matter, right now, wherever you are. Below are the top 10 blogposts of 2018 and my three personal favorites. Here's to a new year chock-full of great questions and wide-open to all the answers.
READERS' FAVORITES
1.
Nutrition Is Far More Important Than Many People Realize: Lessons from The China Study
Reflections from
Thomas M. Campbell, MD, coauthor with
T. Colin Campbell, PhD, of
The China Study, on nutrition, dietary trends, and lessons learned from a life in medicine and research.
2.
Matt Kahn on How to Be Grateful Even When You Don't Want to Be
Spiritual teacher, highly attuned empathic healer, and YouTube sensation
Matt Kahn on embracing a sense of
thank you for whatever life delivers.
3.
Expecting It All: An Honest Look at Modern Love with Esther Perel
An insightful conversation on romantic expectations in today's world with psychotherapist and
New York Times best-selling author
Esther Perel.
4.
Mindful Sex and the Thirst for Connection: An Interview with Esther Perel
More from
Esther Perel, author of
Mating in Captivity and
The State of Affairs, whose TED talk
Rethinking Infidelity has captured the attention of 12+ million viewers.
5.
How to Feel Your Feelings: An Interview with Tara Brach
What internal capacity must we cultivate to enable difficult feelings to truly be felt (as opposed to bypassed)?
Tara Brach, PhD, psychologist, acclaimed meditation teacher, and best-selling author, on what it takes.
6.
The Whole Child Approach to Learning: A Conversation with Dr. Dan Siegel and Scott Kriens
Watch and listen to
Dr. Dan Siegel and 1440 cofounder
Scott Kriens in conversation about the great potential for learning when we address the mind and emotions in interactions and educational experiences.
7.
Dr. Weil's Six Tips for Healthy Aging
Renowned integrative medicine pioneer and
New York Times best-selling author
Andrew Weil, MD, on what behaviors and practices most impact healthy aging.
8.
Heal Your Broken Heart with These Tips from Sharon Salzberg
Sharon Salzberg, esteemed Buddhist meditation teacher and
New York Times best-selling author of
Real Love: The Art of Mindful Connection, on taking apart the painful sensation of heartbreak and discovering the changing nature of difficult feelings.
9.
6 Steps to Feeling and Healing: Advice from Margaret Paul
Margaret Paul, PhD, writer and cocreator of Inner Bonding, on differentiating the feelings we experience and learning to respond to them with love.
10.
Let Go and Appreciate: Lynne Twist on Money, Scarcity, and Sufficiency
Conscious philanthropy leader and best-selling author
Lynne Twist on the principle of sufficiency, the lie of scarcity, and the toxic myths that surround money.
EDITOR'S PICK
1.
Learning to Trust Yourself: A Conversation with Adyashanti
Brilliant insights from the acclaimed American-born spiritual teacher and author,
Adyashanti, on the nature of waking up to conscious awareness.
2.
"Say Nothing for Five Minutes": Why Parents Need to Be Quiet
A beautifully eye-opening excerpt on the power of silence in family life from
The Awakened Family by
Shefali Tsabary, PhD, creator of the groundbreaking Conscious Parenting approach—which Oprah has endorsed as revolutionary.
3.
"Your Mind Can Change the Health of Your Body": Insights from Dr. Dan Siegel
An excerpt from
Aware: The Science and Practice of Presence, by
Dr. Dan Siegel, internationally acclaimed author, educator, and child psychiatrist, on how expanded consciousness leads to increased well-being.
Kate Green Tripp is the Managing Editor of 1440 Multiversity.