The Negative Connotation of Accommodations

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Morgan: I feel like accommodating has this kind of negative connotation. And it was like, yes, it was incredibly awkward at summer camp when all that was happening. Morgan: Having someone tell me that very, very directly, it really was a wake up call. It started with the top layers of like telling everything that I was doing and they're just like, you're gonna have to take off like half of the things that you're doing in the day because you're just doing too much.

Morgan Harper Nichols is here today to help us – finally! – breathe deep and pay attention:

What the hell is this elusive “peace” anyway?
How to create your own peace practice
How she has found a truer way to communicate than words
How her adult autism diagnosis helped her finally set boundaries
Concrete strategies to find peace even in chaos

Plus, she helps us understand why we don’t need to add “Presence” to our to-do list: It’s already right here.

About Morgan:

Morgan Harper Nichols is an artist, poet, musician, and best-selling author of Peace is a Practice and All Along You Were Blooming. Morgan has also performed as a vocalist on several GRAMMY-nominated projects and written for various artists. She is passionate about art making as a way to connect with others. Her latest book, You Are Only Just Beginning is available now. Morgan currently resides in Atlanta with her family.

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IG: @morganharpernichols

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