024 - How Commerce Became a Tool For Getting Outside My Head

Update: 2018-01-10

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At the beginning of a new year it's customary to reflect on events of the past year in order to set new goals and chart a course for the future. This is the first in a three-part series where I discuss the lessons I've learned in 2017.

In this episode I talk about the surprising role that commerce has played in raising the relevance and impact of my work as a critical thinking educator, and other positive highlights of 2017.

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024 - How Commerce Became a Tool For Getting Outside My Head

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024 - How Commerce Became a Tool For Getting Outside My Head