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Jenifer Joy Madden
Genre
Most Recent Book Title
How To Be a Durable Human: Revive and Thrive in the Digital Age Through the Power of Self-Design
Book Description
A wide-ranging self-help guide explores the potential perils of the modern sedentary, screen-obsessed lifestyle and offers tips for achieving resilient health and memory. Straightforward mitigation strategies at every turn, anecdotes and everyday metaphors help to drive the lessons home. An all-too-relevant and eminently practical book that offers health strategies in a gadget-packed world.
Additional Book Titles
The Durable Human Manifesto: Practical Wisdom for Living and Parenting in the Digital World
Website #1
Durable Human website
Website #2
Jenifer Joy Madden site
Blog
http://durablehuman.com/category/durable-human-blog
Amazon Page
Jenifer Joy Madden Amazon Author Page
LinkedIn
http://linkedincom/in/jjmadden
Facebook
http://facebook.com/durablehuman
Twitter
Durable Human Twitter Page
Pinterest
http://pinterest.com/durablehuman/pins
YouTube
Durable Human YouTube Channel
Location (city/state/country)
Tysons/Virginia/USA
Author bio
Jenifer Joy Madden is an author, speaker, health journalist, tech hygienist, and child autonomy advocate. Jenifer’s words and videos have informed millions on news outlets ranging from The Washington Post to the Children and Nature Network to her website, The Durable Human. A veteran of ABC News, Jenifer is an independent multi-media reporter and a lead adjunct professor for TV news graduate students of Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.
Jenifer’s books include The Durable Human Manifesto: Practical Wisdom for Living and Parenting in the Digital World and How To Be a Durable Human: Revive and Thrive in the Digital Age Through the Power of Self-Design.
Professional Speaker Topics
tech hygiene, healthy use of mobile phones, child autonomy, digital literacy, human-computer interaction, mindfulness, health, active living, self-publishing
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"For me, words are a form of action, capable of influencing change." -Ingrid Bengis, writer and teacher

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