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The Center for Social Leadership provides leadership conferences and training to nonprofit organizations. We also offer leadership training programs for youth.

Washington D.C.
Joined January 2012
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Marcel Proust once wrote, “There are many kinds of pleasures. The real pleasure is that for which you will forsake all the others.” The nineteenth-century French novelist makes an excellent point about priorities: in the end, there is only one true ... linkedin.com/feed/update/urn…
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Read my latest article, "Beyond “Forgive and Forget”: 5 Practical Habits to Improve Your Intimate Relationship" in Psychology Today. bit.ly/4ifBmZu
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Purpose isn’t found—it’s built daily. In my conversation with Dr. Todd Kashdan, we explore how relationships expand who we are, shape our identity, and inspire meaningful contribution. Listen: bit.ly/45euF3T #Purpose #PersonalGrowth #Relationships #ToddKashdan
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Every "yes" comes at the cost of something else. Dr. Linda Babcock explains how protecting your time, setting boundaries, and prioritizing career-building work can transform your life and leadership. bit.ly/4hClGk4 #WorkLifeBalance #Leadership #DrLindaBabcock
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What if stronger relationships begin not with better advice—but with better listening? In this powerful conversation, Dr. Anthony Silard sits down with Dr. Sonja Lyubomirsky to explore five transformative mindsets that can deepen connection and ... linkedin.com/feed/update/urn…
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Read my latest article, "The Loneliness of Being Unable to Forgive" in Psychology Today. bit.ly/473C1b0
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Why do modern relationships feel more fragile? Dr. Richard Boyatzis and I explore how cultural change, technology, and the loss of shared community spaces are reshaping intimacy and human connection. Listen: bit.ly/4r8UZ9G #HumanConnection #Relationships #Community
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What happens when students go phone-free for the entire school day? They reconnect, face real social challenges, and rebuild essential human skills. A powerful lesson from Your Attention, Please. Listen: bit.ly/3UQicB6 #PhoneFreeSchools #YouthMentalHealth
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What if chasing happiness is exactly what keeps us from it? In my conversation with Dr. Todd Kashdan, we explore why purpose, values, and meaningful action can lead to a richer life than constantly trying to feel good. Listen: bit.ly/4x2aG3A #Psychology #Happiness
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Women are often expected to take on invisible work that rarely leads to promotions. Dr. Linda Babcock explains how hidden gender bias still shapes career success—and what must change. bit.ly/4hClGk4 #LindaBabcock #GenderBias #WomenAtWork #Leadership
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The authors Kurt Vonnegut and Joseph Heller attended a party hosted by a billionaire hedge fund manager on Long Island. Vonnegut pulled Heller aside and shared with him that their host made more money in a single day than Heller had earned from his ... linkedin.com/feed/update/urn…
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Are your notifications controlling your life? Dr. Carl Honoré shares 2 simple habits to reduce smartphone addiction: turn off unnecessary notifications and switch your phone to greyscale. Watch: bit.ly/4wSGoRf #DigitalDetox #DigitalWellbeing #Productivity #CarlHonore
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