The path to fulfilling, purposeful work is hard to walk alone. Too often, even the smartest, seemingly most accomplished people don’t know how “to get out of their own way” to figure out what they should really be doing with their lives. The push … [Continue reading]
I like a newspaper I can hold in my hands because sometimes the stories across the folds can talk to one another in ways that never seems to happen on a screen. That kind of exchange took place in my newspaper today. For as long as I’ve been … [Continue reading]
Bringing your values into your work means that you understand what your values are, and are prepared to take the positions that your convictions require. Value-centered living and working means being connected to your most basic power source. By … [Continue reading]
There was a story in the Times this week about a policeman who came upon a barefoot man lying outside on a cold night and bought him a pair of boots. I know about this for several reasons including multiple, near-simultaneous postings of the story … [Continue reading]
What kind of job are you going to get with an English degree (or a degree in History, Classics, Religion, Music, Art History, Anthropology, Philosophy or French)? You’re wondering. Maybe your parents are too. Or then again: you studied the … [Continue reading]
