den·i·hil·ism
dih-NY-uh-liz-uhm noun
- the refusal to see what's already in front of you, especially when seeing it would cost you something.
- the belief that because a problem is everywhere, it isn't yours to fix.
"Now you have seen it. You can do something. You can change the people in your orbit. That's enough."
THE BOOK
Denihilism: Denial is a choice. We can choose better.
A book about the small, daily choice to look away — and what changes when we stop. It isn't out yet. Be the first to know when it is.
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THE EXHIBIT
Denihilism
On denial — mostly ours, mostly about women, sometimes not.
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THE WORK
Not Your Job
One-on-one work for men who've built an identity out of their job title — and are starting to notice what that's cost them. Not therapy. Not coaching clichés. A direct conversation.
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THE SHOP
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