We expect inspiration in sunsets, blooming flowers, and mountain-top views. And in turn, we've come to not expect it elsewhere: in the tragic or mundane. Carey Pena speaks with the authors of the book, Finding Light In Unexpected Places. Maria Jerinic and Erik Pihel examine whether we are spending enough time reflecting on the positive, versus anticipating the negative. In the book, 14 Authors share their experiences about how to find light in unexpected places. "In a disaster, on a dreary morning commute. In squawking gulls, aging bodies, and seeing the way a friend signs his name. Wherever you are, whatever thoughts might be racing through your mind, light is available. It might be just around the corner."

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