I thought I'd share some holiday-related stuff from the site I edit,Shareable.net:
"How to Teach Your Kids to Share": In which I yell with frustration and then ask myself, Why is sharing so hard?
"How I Rescued Myself from Holiday Shopping Through a Donation Exchange": In which my colleague Neal says, I hate the waste and materialism and frantic shopping of the season--how can I drop all that and still make the holiday meaningful?
"How to Make Your Holiday a Shared Affair": In which Danielle Davis asks how we can turn the focus of the holidays form me, me, me to we, we, we.
"How to Throw a Toy Exchange": In which Dawn Friedman discovers a solution to not having enough money for toys.
Also: The anthology I edited with Dacher Keltner and Jason Marsh, The Compassionate Instinct, is coming to a bookstore near you. I'll giving talking about it at 7:30 on January 25 at Booksmith on Haight in San Francisco. For more information, please do click here.
1 comment:
These are some great ideas. Each year I try to get my extended family to focus on giving to others during the Christmas season. Each year, I fail miserably because they always want gifts for themselves. I will keep trying. One day, they will see things my way.
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