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Code to Joy Joins “Psychology Today”

What is a microtrauma?

What blocks us from fully realizing the happiness of which we’re capable?

What is the composition of the “fog of distress” that impedes our vision and distorts our view of the world around us?

The answers (or at least, the beginnings of answers) to these and other questions are found in a new blog that premiered this month at the web site of Psychology Today, the forty-five-year-old journal of popular psychology, hosted by … (may we have a drum roll, please?) …

— our own Peter Lambrou, coauthor of Code to Joy!

Peters post 5-15

Feel free to visit, comment, “Like,” “StumbleUpon,” tweet, and such.

The good doctor will be posting more at the esteemed site in weeks to come! (If you want to subscribe via RSS just to Peter’s posts at his new PsychToday blog, click here.)

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2 Responses to “Code to Joy Joins “Psychology Today””

  1. Mary Gabel Says:
    August 3rd, 2012 at 11:10 pm

    I’ve read it. I love it. Get it. It will change your life.

    I love hearing your voice, John, in the book with other authors on the cover.

  2. jdmann Says:
    August 4th, 2012 at 11:15 am

    Thanks, Mary — nice to see you here!

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