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This Week 7’s (12.14 – 12.31) Affirmation: Mindfulness – I will reach for mindfulness each day.
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B-Book 44: Do the Work by Steven Pressfield
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Learning to play fair: Is it the same for kids around the world?

Submitted by on January 26, 2016 – 1:36 pm No Comment

Life isn’t fair.

That truth is something that children seem to understand almost intuitively at a young age. However, the path through which they develop a sense of what’s fair and what isn’t — and how they act on injustices — is something that has been a puzzle for social scientists.

Fairness is a willingness to sacrifice for the sake of equality. It is an ideal that supports cooperation, sharing and sacrifice. But it also can lead to competition and greed.

Source: Newsela
My Comments: Pretty interesting stuff…

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