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Charting My Own Course (opens the original)
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Download the Buddhability App Apple iOS Android It can be intimidating to embark on uncharted territory. Mother and restaurateur, Karina Mahbubani, of Montego Bay, Jamaica, shares the story of pursuing her happiness while fighting for the happiness of others. Listen to this episode on YouTube
Embracing Myself One Step at A Time (opens the original)
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Download the Buddhability App Apple iOS Android Sasha Ndam, of Boston, struggled with self-esteem since adolescence, which showed up most in her relationships. Today she talks about the process of human revolution and how that helped her love herself more each day. Watch today's episode on YouTube. Quote Mentioned: “On the Treasure Tower”—Awaken to Your Inner Treasure!
Buddhability Short: What Do You Want to Accomplish This Year? (opens the original)
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Download the Buddhability App Apple iOS Android Buddhability Shorts is a monthly series where we break down a Buddhist concept or common life challenge we’ve touched on in an interview. Today we’re talking about having a dream, setting goals in the new school year, and accomplishing our 2026 goals. To ask a question about the basics of Buddhism, you can email us at connect@buddhability.org Resources: Stand Up for Hope and Respect , p. 7 Learning From the Gosho, reprint edition, p. 116 The Wisdom
Would You Quit Trying After 2,000 Job Applications? (opens the original)
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Download the Buddhability App Apple iOS Android Seongjae Choi, of Alabama, wondered “why me?” when his peers were landing jobs and he was being ghosted by potential employers. With a strict deadline for his visa, he was determined to land a job in time. Today he tells the story of how chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo gave him the ability to keep going and find meaning in his struggle.
One Report Card Almost Ended His D1 Dream (opens the original)
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Download the Buddhability App Apple iOS Android Sierra Canyon Alumna Spencer Parham, of Utah, was hit with a problem that almost derailed his D1 college aspirations. Today he shares his experience how chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo helped him excel as a busy student athlete. Watch this episode on YouTube. Book mentioned: A Youthful Diary Download the Buddhability App Apple iOS Android
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