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An Ordinary November

Thirty days of questions worth carrying

Cover of An Ordinary November by Sarah Currie, Ph.D.

November has a way of speeding up on us. The days get shorter, the calendar fills, and somewhere around the middle of the month the holidays stop being on the horizon and start being something we manage.

This guide is a small pause for each day of the month. Every page holds a short story from my own life and one question to carry with you. It isn’t meant to make you feel better, although some days might. It’s meant to give you something worth thinking about.

Read one each morning. If a day doesn’t land, let it go. If one stays with you, stay with it.

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A 42-page PDF to read on your phone or print at home.


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If these questions stir something, I’m hosting a free live conversation on Thursday, November 12, at 7:00 p.m. Eastern. Save your seat

Adapted from essays first published on the Halos Counseling blog.


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