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Elizabeth Whitworth

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Elizabeth has a lifelong love of books. She devours nonfiction, especially in the areas of history, theology, and philosophy. A switch to audiobooks has kindled her enjoyment of well-narrated fiction, particularly Victorian and early 20th-century works. She appreciates idea-driven books—and a classic murder mystery now and then. Elizabeth has a Substack and is writing a book about what the Bible says about death and hell.

Expertise

History, Theology, Government

Awards

Contributions to joint task force efforts (FBI), Contributions to Special Operations Division (DOJ & DEA), Efforts to fight the war on drugs (NSA), Contributions to Operation Storm Front (US Customs Service)
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A man wearing regular clothes looking in a mirror, where he's wearing a superhero cape, illustrates how to build courage

How to Build Courage: 9 Ways to Be Bold in Your Everyday Life

Courage develops through preparation, small choices, and strategic audacity. Learn how to be brave with insights from diverse perspectives.

October 8, 2025October 10, 2025, by Elizabeth Whitworth
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Rosa Parks sitting near the front of a bus illustrates the importance of courage

The Importance of Courage: 5 Ways It Benefits Us & the World

Courage matters. Learn how it reveals our character, helps us live authentically, pushes us to grow, and creates a ripple effect beyond us.

October 6, 2025October 22, 2025, by Elizabeth Whitworth
  • Self-Improvement
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    • Society & Culture
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A young woman with eyeglasses looking up in a questioning manner illustrates the question "What does it mean to be brave?"

What Does It Mean to Be Brave? Perspectives on Courage

Courage doesn’t mean fearlessness or grand heroic gestures. Learn how bravery is more nuanced—and more accessible—than you might think.

October 4, 2025October 8, 2025, by Elizabeth Whitworth
  • Philosophy & Ethics
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    • Psychology
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A black woman using facial recognition technology illustrates what the New Jim Code is

What Is the New Jim Code? Ruha Benjamin Explains

Is there a modern form of racism that hides behind mathematical formulas and scientific authority? Learn what the New Jim Code is.

September 22, 2025October 22, 2025, by Elizabeth Whitworth
  • Science & Technology
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    • Society & Culture
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A couple enjoying mini-retirement are dining at an outdoor cafe in Europe

Tim Ferriss’s Mini-Retirements: More Achievable Than Ever

Remote work and digital nomadism make Tim Ferriss’s vision of mini-retirement more doable than ever. Here’s his advice with our updated tips.

September 21, 2025September 22, 2025, by Elizabeth Whitworth
  • Personal Finance
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    • Travel
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An illustration of a human head and brain in profile with sparkles in the air illustrates ideological thinking

What Is Ideological Thinking? A Neuroscientist Explains

Ideological thinking is a cognitive process that goes beyond simply having opinions. Learn what happens in your brain when ideas take hold.

September 19, 2025September 19, 2025, by Elizabeth Whitworth
  • Government & Politics
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    • Religion & Spirituality
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A man sitting and thinking on a bench in a cemetery, seen from behind, illustrates stoicism and death

Stoicism and Death: How Embracing Mortality Helps Us Live

Embracing your finite nature can lead to gratitude, perspective, and a fuller life. Learn how stoicism offers a beneficial view of death.

September 18, 2025October 10, 2025, by Elizabeth Whitworth
  • Philosophy & Ethics
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    • Self-Improvement
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A cartoon sketch of a person juggling multiple goals

How to Pursue Multiple Goals & Manage Conflicting Ones

Juggling multiple goals at once? Learn how to make progress on everything that matters without spreading yourself too thin.

September 18, 2025September 18, 2025, by Elizabeth Whitworth
  • Work & Productivity
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A woman and man looking at each other with serious expressions illustrate how to prepare for a difficult conversation

How to Prepare for a Hard Conversation: 7 Expert Tips

Instead of dreading a difficult conversation, you can come prepared and confident. These strategies can help you say what needs to be said.

September 17, 2025September 18, 2025, by Elizabeth Whitworth
  • Personal Communication
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A woman wearing a corduroy shirt, seen from behind, looking at bookshelves illustrates the best books on education

13 of the Best Books on Education for Teachers & Students

The best books on education offer more than insights—they provide actionable pathways to create better learning experiences. Here’s our list.

September 17, 2025September 17, 2025, by Elizabeth Whitworth
  • Best Book Lists
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    • Education
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