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Deborah Greene founded LiveaMoment -- which promotes peaceful living through technologies that help individuals find inner balance and collective philanthropy -- in 2016 after “quitting everything” to pursue a more socially impactful professional life. Writer, educator, founder of The Foliage Project in LA, and serving most
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