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Patti Digh has 7 past events. (show) Charis Books and More: Patti Digh with Life Is A Verb: 37 Days to Wake Up, Be Mindful, & Live Intentionally (February 5 at 19:30) 7:30-9:00pm. LIFE IS A VERB is the first blog-to-print literary work illustrated exclusively by the author’s blog readers from around the world. What would you be doing today if you only had 37 days to live? By asking this simple but powerful question every morning, Patti Digh—-an internationally ... (more)BookWoman: Life is a Verb with Patti Digh (January 9 at 19:00) Life Is a Verb: 37 Days to Wake Up, Be Mindful, and Live Intentionallyis part meditation, part how-to guide, part memoir, "Life is a Verb" identifies six core practices to jump-start a meaningful life. Within this framework Digh supplies 37 life stories, each followed by a 10-minute "do it now" exercise ... (more)City Lights Bookstore: 37 Days to Living Life Fully -- A Program for Readers and Writers with Patti Digh (November 21 at 19:00) Join Asheville writer Patti Digh for a special program on Saturday, November 21st at 7:00 p.m. based on her new book, Life is a Verb: 37 Days to Wake Up, Be Mindful, and Live Intentionally. The death of her stepfather just 37 days after being diagnosed with cancer changed Patti Digh’s life. Based ... (more)Blogger (37days.com) Patti Digh will discuss and sign copies of her new book, Life Is a Verb: 37 Days to Wake Up, Be Mindful, and Live Intentionally. When her stepfather died just 37 days after a cancer diagnosis, Digh started to examine her own life. This book is "brilliantly-crafted, raw, gorgeously-designed, ... (more)Patti Digh (pronounced “dye”) has written two business books on global leadership and diversity, and her comments have appeared on PBS, and in the Wall Street Journal, Fortune, the New York Times, USA Today, the Washington Post, and London Financial Times, among other national and international publications. ... (more)Meet our Bridging Differences Bookclub host Patti Digh!
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