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A Meaningful Life Takes Work
Are we experiencing a meaning crisis?
Sep 12
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Clay Routledge
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Americans Still Believe in Their Nation's Global Mission
After taking a month break from Flourishing Friday, I am happy to be back and able to kick off my return by sharing some encouraging data from the Human…
Sep 5
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Clay Routledge
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July 2025
The Forward-Looking Power of Nostalgic Movies
I love movies.
Jul 25
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Clay Routledge
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You Can Train Yourself to Be More Curious
It's good to be a curious person.
Jul 18
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Clay Routledge
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An Interview with the World's Leading Gratitude Expert Robert Emmons
I am super stoked about this week's Flourishing Friday!
Jul 11
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Clay Routledge
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An Interview with Archbridge Institute CEO Gonzalo Schwarz on the American Dream
The Archbridge Institute (my employer) recently released its annual American Dream Snapshot, a national survey exploring how Americans think about the…
Jul 4
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Clay Routledge
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June 2025
The Positive Side of Apocalyptic Thinking
Apocalyptic thinking has gotten a bad reputation, and for good reason.
Jun 27
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Clay Routledge
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Finding Meaning in Everyday Experience
A couple of weeks ago, I discussed fascinating research on aesthetic experiences in science and how they contribute to the wellbeing of scientists…
Jun 20
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Clay Routledge
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An Interview with Daniel Yudkin on America's Common Vision
This week, the Beacon Project released a new report called "Weaving the Dream: How Opportunity and Personal Agency Can Shape a Common Vision of…
Jun 13
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Clay Routledge
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Science is Beautiful
Science is a critical driver of human progress.
Jun 6
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Clay Routledge
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May 2025
Looking Back on a Year of Flourishing Friday
This week, I realized that Flourishing Friday is now just over a year old.
May 30
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Clay Routledge
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Do Americans Think AI Will Strengthen or Weaken Our Information Ecosystem?
We live in a time of informational abundance.
May 16
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Clay Routledge
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