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Your Workplace Is a Framework for Identity
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Ten to fifteen years ago, shopping for a new book meant traveling to a local bookstore where the owner usually greeted you as you walked through the door. Today, I spend five minutes online and... Read More + |
Also Dances
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He was an immigrant’s kid from Omaha. And from the start, his life was show biz. Vaudeville...then the New York stage. But it took decades to land a Hollywood studio screen test. And the... Read More + |
Saying Goodbye to Beauty
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Gwen has been legally blind for ten years. The term “legally blind” needs some explaining. Only about 12% of blind people lack any sight at all. While the legally blind cannot read even the big... Read More + |
The Personal Ponzi Scheme
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“I’ve decided that life is a Ponzi scheme.” I give my friend a quizzical look. “Do you know what that is?” “Yeah, sure, sort of. Isn’t that what Bernie Madoff got in all that trouble... Read More + |
Hike Your Own Hike
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Lucas and Joe hiked the entire Appalachian Trail. From Georgia to Maine—on foot—they covered two-thousand one hundred and seventy-six miles. Along the way, at various times, they saw another... Read More + |
Chicken Eagle
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Author Tony de Mello tells about a farmer who put an eagle's egg in a barnyard nest. The eaglet hatched and grew up thinking he was a chicken. He scratched for worms, clucked, and only flew a... Read More + |
Good to Grateful
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Ask anyone in the division about John, and you’ll hear: “He’s the man who says ‘thank you.’ ” Early in his career, John made two commitments. First, to be good at his work. Second, to stay... Read More + |
Your Way?
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There was the right way...the wrong way...and Rick’s way. In every case, it had better be Rick’s way. Which is why Rick found it increasingly hard to recruit others to his projects. Carol, on... Read More + |
Gentle Honesty on the Job
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Jim saw the negotiations sliding off track. Both he and Bill, the man across the table, wanted the deal done. But they had a list of differences to settle. All that morning, Jim watched as... Read More + |
The North Wind and the Sun
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An ancient storyteller named Aesop told a fable about the north wind and the sun. It opens with a challenge about a traveler’s cloak. The north wind bets the sun that he can get that cloak off... Read More + |
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Daily Reflection From Laity Lodge
Beauty as a Signpost to God, Part 2
The fact that we can perceive things as beautiful, I believe, points to the existence of a God who loves beauty and created us in his own image. I talked about this in yesterday's reflection. Yet... Read More +













