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Sheryl Sandberg talks with Anderson Cooper about the connection she found between grief and joy after the death of her husband, Dave Goldberg, in 2015, and why …
Sheryl Sandberg talks with Anderson Cooper about the connection she found between grief and joy after the death of her husband, Dave Goldberg, in 2015, and why she believes choosing to “let yourself feel some joy” can be a way of honoring a loved one.
Watch the full conversation at cnn.com/allthereis
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@@gp7493Imported3wk ago
yeah, so there's absolutely no need to be taking advice from billionaires. these individuals exist because they've exploited millions.
@@SportsandgritsImported3wk ago
Not when the person takes his or her own life. No joy is never better.
Sheryl Sandberg talks with Anderson Cooper about the connection she found between grief and joy after the death of her husband, Dave Goldberg, in 2015, and why she believes choosing to “let yourself feel some joy” can be a way of honoring a loved one.
Watch the full conversation at cnn.com/allthereis
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