In 1845 Henry David Thoreau moved into a little house he built himself on Walden Pond outside Concord, Massachusetts. His experiment in simple living and renewing connections with nature has inspired people like us ever since. This week, Clay and Sarah discuss what lessons we might take away from Walden today.

In 1845 Henry David Thoreau moved into a little house he built himself on Walden Pond outside Concord, Massachusetts. His experiment in simple living and renewing connections with nature has inspired people like us ever since. This week, Clay and Sarah discuss what lessons we might take away from Walden today.

Episode 75: Lessons from Walden Pond

If you love conversation and coffee, you’ve come to the right place. We meet weekly at our favourite local cafe to chat about life, the universe, and everything with the aim to make ourselves better through dialogue.

Oh and yes, we want to change the world too!

Our dialogues are not exclusive, in fact, the more people – people like you – we can engage in conversation, the more we all learn.

Our basic approach is grounded in appreciative inquiry, the Socratic method (basically asking loads of good questions that make you stop and think), and positive psychology.

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If you love conversation and coffee, you’ve come to the right place. We meet weekly at our favourite local cafe to chat about life, the universe, and everything with the aim to make ourselves better through dialogue. Oh and yes, we want to change the world too! Our dialogues are not exclusive, in fact, the more people – people like you – we can engage in conversation, the more we all learn. Our basic approach is grounded in appreciative inquiry, the Socratic method (basically asking loads of good questions that make you stop and think), and positive psychology.

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Episode 75: Lessons from Walden Pond

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