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X-WR-CALNAME:Books & Boba: Graduate Student Book Club
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DESCRIPTION:In the introduction to Meditations for Mortals\, Oliver Burkema
 n describes his guiding philosophy as one of imperfectionism\, an outlook 
 that recognizes that humans are innately unable to do everything we want t
 o do. This is not just a fact for us to accept\, Burkeman asserts\, but a 
 quality that we can embrace as a starting point for finding deeper meaning
  in our lives and relationships. As we begin the new year and new semester
 \, our book club will consider Burkeman’s strategy for internalizing and
  implementing this outlook\, and discover the ways we can use it to deepen
  our relationships\, strengthen our scholarly lives and prioritize what ma
 tters most. \n\nStudents interested in the book club can RSVP here. We wil
 l distribute free copies of the book for the first 10 people to commit to 
 the meeting on 📅March 5. Immediately following the book club discussion
  on March 5\, we will host an optional workshop (open to all graduate stud
 ents) with tools for implementing Burkeman’s outlook into our academic a
 nd personal lives. \n\nRSVP
GEO:30.441957;-84.305054
LOCATION:Honors\, Scholars and Fellows House (HSF)\, 3008
SUMMARY:Books & Boba: Graduate Student Book Club
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CATEGORIES:Wellness
CATEGORIES:Academic/Registrar
CATEGORIES:Workshop
CATEGORIES:Professional Development
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