How to Create Practical Peace in a Chaotic World

How to Create Practical Peace in a Chaotic World

From Marli Williams by Marli Williams, M.Ed.

March 4, 2026 · 53 min · Season 6 · Episode 77

About this episode

In this episode, Marli Williams discusses practical tools for achieving inner peace with guest Reba Parker.

Curious about how to actually achieve inner peace—even when everything around you feels chaotic? In this episode of the Podcast, I sit down with Reba Parker, author of “The Peaceability Mindset,” to discuss practical tools for cultivating peace, which is something we need a lot more of right now. Listen in as we reimagine what “peace” really means, breaking it down into actionable steps like building safety, nurturing well-being, and fostering interconnectedness. Reba Parker explores how our perceptions have shaped what peace looks like, and how we can redefine it for ourselves, our families, and our teams. If you’re searching for real-life strategies to create a more grounded, harmonious environment at work or at home, this is your opportunity to start your peace journey! Reba's Bio: Reba Parker is a highly respected sociology professor, peace advocate, and community organizer with over 25 years of teaching experience at institutions including the College of Charleston and The Citadel. Known for her groundbreaking work in peace studies, Reba has redefined peace as a practical, measurable process that individuals can incorporate into their daily lives. Her innovative approach has…

People in this episode

Host: Marli Williams

Guest: Reba Parker

Topics covered

  • inner peace
  • chaos
  • practical tools
  • well-being
  • interconnectedness
  • peace studies

Keywords

  • inner peace
  • chaotic world
  • peaceability mindset
  • practical tools
  • well-being
  • sociology
  • peace studies

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: College of Charleston, The Citadel

Books & works: The Peaceability Mindset

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