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Always Becoming
We live in an age obsessed with optimization: better careers, better habits, better versions of ourselves. But what if life is not a problem to be solved? Still Becoming brings together Zen masters and Harvard PhDs for open conversations about uncertainty, suffering, joy, creativity, entrepreneurship, AI, and the search for a meaningful life. Part philosophy, part reflection, part exploration, these conversations invite listeners to slow down, question assumptions, and discover wisdom in unexpected places.
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