Quite a Character

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by Neal H. Mayerson, Ph.D.

Weeding for Character

By Neal H. Mayerson, Ph.D. on April 13, 2010 in Quite a Character

This morning I awoke to a brisk sunny day with a blanket of dew on the ground. I took my dogs outside in my backyard and, as their souls awakened with the fresh smells, I began noticing weeds. As I noticed one I found another until all I could see was weeds, weeds, weeds! Read More

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Neal H. Mayerson, Ph.D.

Neal Mayerson, Ph.D., is the founder and Chairman of the nonprofit VIA Institute on Character.

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