• Hal Green, Ph.D., Community Contributor

  • Davenport, IA

Hal Green, Ph.D., is a former professor, pastor, counselor and columnist. He has deep faith in God and humanity, and is a long-term optimist. He believes that all will be well in the end, and that we will learn and grow from adversity. Hal seeks to inspire, assist, and guide us in our daily life.

His education includes a Ph.D. in World Religions from Northwestern University, a M.Div. in Bible and Theology from Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, a M.A. in Psychology from Drake University, and a B.A. in Philosophy, also from Drake University.

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GUIDELINES: Practice Gratitude

Much good would come if you began and ended each day focusing on that for which you are grateful. Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life.

GUIDELINES: Practice Gratitude
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GUIDELINES: Say "I am Sorry"

The most important words after “I love you” to be willing to say to a loved one are, “I am sorry.” At least be sorry for the pain it caused.

GUIDELINES: Say "I am Sorry"
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How to Age Well

We are all growing up and growing old. Which is more difficult? It is as important to age well as to mature fully. Here are some guidelines.

How to Age Well