Drop Your Phone, Make Your Bed, Says Gretchen Rubin

Note to Self | Nov 16, 2016

It’s time to figure out how to be online in this post-election world. Note to Self listeners are wondering how we can stay well-informed without simultaneously bathing in a toxic stew. What do you do when going online makes you unhappy?

Here to help is Gretchen Rubin, author of mega-selling books that include "The Happiness Project" and "Better Than Before." She's a researcher, a journalist, and host of the podcast "Happier with Gretchen Rubin." 

Author, researcher, and journalist Gretchen Rubin.
(Elena Seibert)

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