We’ve made it this far. We’re still breathing. The world still turns on its axis.
Not to say the polarizing and political hostilities haven’t been painful. Nor that it hasn’t been a struggle—personally, interpersonally, within our communities, and as a nation. We have struggled, indeed.
All the same, think back to the level of angst and argumentativeness circling in our midst a year ago. Yes, it’s still around. But for most of us it has become at least somewhat more tempered. Our reactions to stressful events are focusing more on solutions and less on aimless, distressed lashing out. A shift has scented the air.
Why? Because resilience is winning out, as it always does following disaster. We’ve begun to unravel the tangle, and are adjusting for the better.
But why are some already well down the road of personal recovery, while others are not? Reasons vary. But there is hope for all.
My upcoming book, The Cogjam Effect – and the Path to Healing Divisive Community and Fractured Science, is a recovery roadmap. Regardless of whether you are a Democrat, Republican, Independent, or otherwise politically affiliated, this book provides answers:
- What got us here in the first place?
- How do current affairs fit in with the greater picture of our society, as well as the status of the human race in general?
- And how can we reset ourselves to better cope with today’s odd version of social and political realities?
In weeks to come, I will share portions of my book that can assist with your own transformation, as well as keep you up to date on the publishing progress of The Cogjam Effect.
Stay tuned!
The Cogjam Effect 