I love Audrey Hepburn, have read a couple of her biographies, and there are still a few stories in this article that I have never heard.

Absolutely incredible, beautiful woman, and as a former ballerina who spoke multiple languages on top of her film career she was always someone I looked up to.

As we get closer to the end of the year, we remember an important message:
This isn’t the end, it’s only the beginning.

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My review article on "Definitions and Descriptions of Heroism". If you'd like a PDF copy, just PM me.

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Who are your heroes? Give me some names, please!

We have so much information, yet so little wisdom. Why is that? blog.richmond.edu/heroes/2024/...

I’m just back from a few days in Rome to talk about heroic behavior, having been invited to speak at a conference of psychologists and then to do some teaching with my Heroic Imagination Project colleagues/co-authors for an incredibly engaged group of Italian therapists and psychology PhD students.

Do you study any topic related to helping people or making the world a better place? Consider presenting your work at the upcoming Heroism Science conference - judaic.unl.edu/heroism-conf...

The hero's journey is always about returning home..... blog.richmond.edu/heroes/2024/...

What did Joseph Campbell mean by "Follow Your Bliss"? blog.richmond.edu/heroes/2024/...

Check out the 'Encyclopedia of Heroism Studies', just released. PM me if you hit a paywall - I'm happy to send you a free entry. link.springer.com/referencewor...

We help others, just as we were once helped.

The world needs all the good I can do.

Fall reflections

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