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Education Reinvented: Could this actually make education live up to its promise?

 My Time.com article today takes on the bold task of offering a blueprint for truly reinventing education. As always, your comments are welcome.

Tweets on How to Do Life (Part III:) 23 one-line pieces of advice on work and on relationships.

In Part III of my list of my favorites from among my 2300 tweets, here are 23 more on work and on relationships. 



Tweets on How to Do Life (Part III)
23 one-line pieces of advice on work and on relationships.
 

Tweets on How to Do Life (Part IV:) 25 one-line pieces of advice on emotional health, thinking, education, policy, and The Big Questions.

For PsychologyToday.com, I've selected my favorite 100 of my 2,315 tweets and divided them into four posts. Previously, I posted these HERE is Part I. HERE. is Part II. HERE is Part III.  And HERE is the final group of tweets.

What Works in Curing Procrastination

My Time.com article today distills what I've learned, over 29 years, of helping my clients manage their procrastination.

Tweets on How to Do Life (Part II) 34 pieces of one-line advice on The Big Questions, thinking, motivation education, and policy.

In yesterday's PsychologyToday.com article, I offered 27 of my favorite tweets on communication, work, and emotional health. Today, here are 33 on The Big Questions, thinking, motivation, education, and policy.
 

Tweets on How to Do Life (Part I): communication, work, emotional health

Every time I get what I believe is a fresh idea on how to live the life well-led, I archive it as a Twitter tweet. I now have posted 2,320. Today’s and tomorrow’s article in PsychologyToday.com present a few dozen of my favorites. Today's are on communication, work, and emotional health.

Co-Mentoring: An efficient, free way to get and give help.

Co-mentoring is an efficient, free way to get and give help. My PsychologyToday.com article today explains co-mentoring and how to make it work.

Big Time Savers: 10 ways to save big chunks of time.

We all know time savers, for example: clump your errands, use a to-do list, and touch a piece of paper only once.
In my PsychologyToday.com article today, we're big-game hunting: How can you save elephantine time?  I offer 10 ways to save big chunks of time.

Realistic Ideas for Making a Bigger Difference

These days, everyone seems to want to “make a difference.” Of course, that’s a good thing but many people define it too narrowly.


My PsychologyToday.com article today may help you feel better about what you’re already doing and perhaps give you some new ideas.

Higher Education Needs Not Reform but Reinvention

My Time.com article today proposes a reinvention of  undergraduate education: No PhD-toting professors, essentially no campus, no university awarding degrees. The article proposes what should replace them.