In this special New Years' episode of ShiftMakers, host Marianne Schnall shares wisdom from her archival interviews about the power of inner work to change the world. Interview segments featured include Oprah Winfrey discussing the daily practice of gratitude, Elizabeth Lesser on the impact of discipline, Deepak Chopra's thoughts on creative solutions, Goldie Hawn on quieting the mind, Melissa Etheridge sharing how she embraced stillness while recovering from chemotherapy, and Maria Shriver dives into expanded definitions of health and well-being.

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SHIFTMAKERS WITH MARIANNE SCHNALL: Oprah, Elizabeth Lesser, and more — Wisdom For A New Year

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Elizabeth Lesser Part 2 - Embracing Change

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Higher Power Clarity and Guidance with Neale Donald Walsch

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Why We Need Nature with Jane Goodall

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Elizabeth Lesser — Our Human Story

ShiftMakers with Marianne Schnall: Madeleine Albright's Enduring Legacy

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Gregg Braden On Radically Shifting How We Think

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Gloria Steinem Essential Wisdom Collection

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