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On Being with Krista Tippett
This book of one-liners paired with the author's paintings was mentioned. One-liners such as "and not or" and "ask is that a tragedy or an inconvenience" were shared as examples of mindful approaches to life.
I have this book that I want to remind me to tell you about the Langermine for the Institute and it's on that website that this book will be but it's a book of one liners that are paired with painting...
— Episode: [Unedited] Ellen Langer with Krista Tipp...
Episode: [Unedited] Ellen Langer with Krista Tippett
This book of one-liners paired with the author's paintings was mentioned. One-liners such as "and not or" and "ask is that a tragedy or an inconvenience" were shared as examples of mindful approaches to life.
I have this book that I want to remind me to tell you about the Langermine for the Institute and it's on that website that this book will be but it's a book of one liners that are paired with paintings of mine
I have one of the liners is and not or which is a whole different way of thinking
Another one is ask is that a tragedy or an inconvenience because most of the time when people are upset they're reacting as if it's a tragedy and just asking yourself that question tends to calm you down
Episode: [Unedited] Ellen Langer with Krista Tippett
This book is a collection of one-liners paired with the author's paintings. The one-liners offer mindful perspectives on life, such as asking whether a situation is a tragedy or an inconvenience, and exploring the difference between "can" and "how can."
But it's a book of one liners that are paired with paintings of mine. And also, well, you're recollectual.
But that in this book of one liners that's called Mindful Life, you know, I have one of the liners, one liners is and not or which is a whole different way of thinking.
Another one is ask is it a tragedy or an inconvenience because most of the time when people are upset they're reacting as if it's a tragedy and just asking yourself that question tends to come you down.
Episode: [Unedited] Ellen Langer with Krista Tippett
This book is described as a collection of one-liners paired with the author's paintings. Two quotes from the book, "and not or" and "Ask is that a tragedy or an inconvenience", were shared during the interview.
I have one of the liners is and not or which is a whole different way of thinking
Another one is ask is that a tragedy or an inconvenience because most of the time when people are upset they're reacting as if it's a tragedy
Episode: [Unedited] Ellen Langer with Krista Tippett
This book, described as a collection of one-liners paired with the author's paintings, was mentioned towards the end of the interview. It contains concise statements designed to promote mindful thinking, such as "ask is it a tragedy or an inconvenience."
But it's a book of one liners that are paired with paintings of mine. And also, well, you're recollectual. I want to say, I think it's really important. You know, when you say, you know, this sentence that you spoke just a moment ago about, you know, that we think about what is, instead of thinking about what is what is what we want to be, what is possible.
But that in this book of one liners that's called Mindful Life, you know, I have one of the liners, one liners is and not or which is a whole different way of thinking.
Another one is ask is it a tragedy or an inconvenience because most of the time when people are upset they're reacting as if it's a tragedy and just asking yourself that question tends to come you down.