Why You Need to Protect Your Sense of Wonder — Especially Now
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Lessons from a physician and a psychologist on cultivating awe.
Psychology Why You Need to Protect Your Sense of Wonder — Especially Now by David P. Fessell and Karen Reivich August 25, 2021 HBR Staff/Boris Zhitkov/Micha Pawlitzki/Getty Images Post Post Share Save Get PDF Buy Copies Print Summary . As the pandemic era goes on, more than ever we need ways to refresh our energies, calm our anxieties, and nurse our well-being. The cultivation of experiences of awe can bring these benefits ... more Leer en español Ler em português Post Post Share Save Get PDF Buy Copies Print We may be slowly returning to our offices (more or less ), but the strains of the pan
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