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X-WR-CALNAME:ORDINARY MAGIC \nand the Transformation of Identity
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DESCRIPTION:Every day we face situations that provoke troubling questions: 
 Do I belong? Can I do it? Can I trust you? Am I enough? Stanford staff are
  invited to join Stanford psychology professor Greg Walton for an interact
 ive session exploring how small\, everyday experiences—what he calls “
 ordinary magic”— can help us set these questions aside and flourish. T
 hrough stories\, research\, and hands-on activities\, Professor Walton wil
 l guide us in recognizing unhelpful thought patterns\, reclaiming a sense 
 of agency\, and supporting others in doing the same.\n\nThe first 35 Stanf
 ord staff members to RSVP and participate will receive a free copy of Greg
  Walton's latest book\, Ordinary Magic: The Science of How We Can Achieve 
 Big Change with Small Acts. \n\nThis event is being made possible through 
 an Office of Community Engagement Staff Campus Engagement Mini-Grant.\n\nA
 bout the speaker\nGreg Walton is the Michael Forman University Fellow and 
 a Professor of Psychology at Stanford University. His research\nfocuses on
  how people make meaning of their lives and social worlds—and how subtle
  interventions can spark powerful\, lasting change. His work has appeared 
 in Science\, Nature\, The New York Times\, The Wall Street Journal\, and e
 ven The Onion.\n\nRSVP: bit.ly/ordinary-magic
GEO:37.422506;-122.167404
LOCATION:Haas Center for Public Service\, Ford Patio
SUMMARY:ORDINARY MAGIC \nand the Transformation of Identity
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 sformation-of-identity
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