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Educating the Emotions: A Middle Aged Guy talks about Engaging Passion

57K views · Jul 8, 2010 · News & Politics

Comments · 39

  • @rebeccasmerdel4424 · 2 years ago

    the applause at the end had me in tears, as I too appreciated hearing this speech

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  • @denise2169 · 2 years ago

    Such a positive, emotionally intelligent voice for our dysfunctional modern society!  Thank you Mr Brooks!

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  • @maureensurdez7841 · 2 years ago

    Mr Mr. Brooks has been on quite a journey. I read one of his first books that detailed his divorce previous love of his life. He has paid attention and has worked very hard to establish important contacts with sources of love and thriving in life. Nice job.

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  • @evelynramos445 · 2 years ago

    Always game changing of David Brooks!

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  • @evelynramos445 · 2 years ago

    For placing the light on our huge problem. Hit at the core!

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  • @MethNCal · 7 years ago

    I watch David Brooks regularly talking politics. Then I saw a PBS brief on his new book and looked back at all the talks he's given like this. He's completely different than I thought. Much more real than another pundit

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  • @brucegottlieb1 · 2 years ago

    Terrific talk! But I don't get how you know more about psychology than most psychologists and psychiatrists do and certainly more than most did when you gave that talk 13 years ago!

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  • @roniquebreauxjordan1302 · 7 years ago

    ..great talk for women to hear...

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  • @starshine6472 · 2 years ago

    Wow, this is enough brain food to last me a good long while. Concentrated, like superfood!

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  • @lluitapelpoble1998 · 2 years ago

    Pure gold.

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  • @NileandMonica · 2 years ago

    It would be awesome if people could ask questions without prefacing the questions with their own speeches.

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  • @evelynramos445 · 2 years ago

    Thank you for this  extensive research

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