I’m probably more driven than you imagine. Which is why it was so healthy for me to get down on the floor the other day and get lost in some play with a simpler version of myself. I use cut outs with different colors and patterns to make larger … [Continue reading]
With Upward Mobility Frustrated at Every Turn, Let’s Revitalize the American Dream
As I write this, tens of thousands of people are waiting in line in London “to pay their respects” to the Queen. This is no casual choice, since the viewing-line stretches for miles and it could take you a day to reach your goal, which is a walking … [Continue reading]
Too Many Whose Jobs Aim To Hold Us Together Are Getting Burned Out
While the institutions that serve our most important commitments generally receive our support (or at least our tax dollars), we’re not sustaining the flesh and blood workers who toil within them, too often treating them like disposable assets that … [Continue reading]
Turning on the Rescuers
Just as I was starting to settle into a new year, I was seized by this story on the radio. It was about a kind of pattern: how people who dive into natural disaster recovery--helping to produce miracles while doing so, and being initially heralded … [Continue reading]
Who We Go-to To Learn How to Get There
For just about anything you can think of, somebody’s posted a YouTube video to show you how. It’s like we’ve moved Dad on-line and then made him available to everyone. Literally. I tuned in to one of them, Rob Kenny and his “Dad, How Do I?” … [Continue reading]
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