The Passion Myth
I used to retire a lot of holy cows on this blog and have moved away from this for a while. I think it’s time to do some more of this because I recognized an interesting pattern this morning in …
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I used to retire a lot of holy cows on this blog and have moved away from this for a while. I think it’s time to do some more of this because I recognized an interesting pattern this morning in …
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I started reading Earth at Risk last night. And is that depressing! To me, it is clear: Unless we – all of us humans – make some dramatic changes in the way we live, we’re doomed. Yeah, yeah. I know …
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Last night, i watched Who Does She Think She Is?, a documentary about women artists who are also mothers and how they struggle to hold onto their art and continue to express it. It’s a fascinating documentary and very inspiring. …
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A friend of mine posted something about hope. Reading it seemed rather depressing to me: Giving up hope? Won’t that leave us in an existential vacuum? Still, i’ve noticed myself mulling over the ideas ever since i read the post, …
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What if there were no leaders only collaborators? Inspired by a conversation with a friend and a post by a fellow traveler, i started to think of the implications of ego on social entrepreneurship. In particular, i wonder what would …
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The Occupy movement has rekindled discussions around the use of nonviolence. Many people advocate a nonviolent approach arguing that we cannot transform a system that uses violence with violent means. What seems to be missing in these discussions is a …
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