Nature

What does it mean to exist in groups, communities, as a species, and part of this world? We need to think about what is beyond each of us and wholeheartedly consider the collective. Change starts small, first imagining what we need to consider the collective and then taking steps to set these ideas into motion.

Work can affect how and with whom we spend our time, our perception of self, the trajectory of our lives, and how we show up in the world. Thus work must be a central consideration in any exploration of a life well-lived. In this issue of MAPP Magazine, we’re pleased to share several perspectives on …

I invite you to the upcoming 8th World Congress on Positive Psychology. Over the course of the four days attendees will see the latest innovations in the field of positive psychology research and practice. To whet your appetite, I describe here 3 sessions that I can’t wait to attend. Be there in Vancouver BC, July …

Jaime’s idea of practical self-reliance serves up a welcome, encouraging balm for my weary heart. Jaime gives us hope and inspiration to celebrate the simple and good. In the spirit of thanksgiving wherever you are, I’m happy to share some resources to help you boost your practical self-reliance.

Whether you’re bringing your expressive medium to the side of a creek, having a collaborative meeting while on a mountain hike, or simply taking some time by yourself to sit and breath in the forest, the natural outdoors can be a huge benefit to the creative person, process, and lifestyle.