Don’t Worry–Be Happy with Marsha Sinetar

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Using the Hansel and Gretel myth as a metaphor for life, psychologist and writer Sinetar speaks to those who are attempting to live their deepest calling in the midst of a seductive world. Happiness begins on the inside and does not depend on externals or material things, according to her. She emphasizes the power of a positive view without being pollyannish, and stresses how optimism is essential for the creative process to unfold. (For more New Dimensions dialogues with Marsha Sinetar find program #2041, #2199, #2755)

Sinetar is an educator, corporate advisor, lecturer and author of Ordinary People As Monks and Mystics (Paulist Press 1986) and Do What You Love: The Money Will Follow (Paulist Press 1987), To Build the Life You Want, Create the Work You Love (St. Martin 1995), The Mentor’s Spirit: Life Lessons on Leadership and the Art of Encouragement (St. Martin 1998), and Don’t Call Me Old, I’m Just Awakening!: Spiritual Encouragement for Later Life (Paulist Press 2002). To learn more about the work of Marsha Sinetar go to www.marshasinetar.com

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Host: Michael Toms Interview Date: 6/1/1990