Not bullshit
I call these pages like today's measures that matter. It's a phrase I lifted from my days of being a loudspeaker for the BCorps movement (that is no longer the case, though I do still support the central idea of BCorps in that they do encourage
The experience of awe can arrive at any time, even in those moments we'd consider the most dangerous.
What I might say to my daughter and her other college graduates as they look toward the future in this unfair, inequitable world.
I reached into my own archives of writing and found a piece on possibility that I began some years ago, and of which now leaves me with a number of questions.
Making amends or just making it worse? I mentioned on social media last week—if you’re not following and would like to click here for Facebook, or here for Instagram—anyway, I mentioned I've been thinking a lot lately of past friendships and the possibility of mending
The Free Trial Month Someone I follow recently wrote that for them 2024 would begin in February and they were taking January as a free trial month. I completely understand. Between having done a lot of travelling the last half of the year (first the US, then Germany and France)
“rest is just the time you spend recharging the mental and physical batteries that you spend down working.” – Alex Soojung-Kim Pang, author of Rest: Why You Get More Done When You Work Less Hi there! Here are a few measures that matter this week: * Last week I wrote about our