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“A very little key will open a very heavy door” (Charles Dickens, Hunted Down)
Even reading for leisure has a high return on investment
The history of reading, according to an article I read, revolves around the transition from reading out loud to reading silently. Main point: "As reading shifted away from the social, some researchers believe this helped create what we now call an interior life." More...
Is teaching worth it?
There are times when teachers wonder if they're making a difference. I read an essay where the writer wrestles with that question. Main point: "while the dire question that drove Camus to write The Myth of Sisyphus was 'whether life is worth living,' I am confronted...
OneNote has been a great productivity tool, but...I thoroughly enjoy OneNote for personal productivity. It's amazingly powerful. For example, if you paste the URL of a YouTube video to a OneNote page, it will automatically insert the video on that page so you can...
OneNote has been a great productivity tool, but...I thoroughly enjoy OneNote for personal productivity. It's amazingly powerful. For example, if you paste the URL of a YouTube video to a OneNote page, it will automatically insert the video on that page so you can...
This could serve you well when you think through decisions. #YourUnfinishedBusiness
This could serve you well when you think through decisions. #YourUnfinishedBusiness
Community of ChristiansCurrently reading Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Life Together, his essays about Christians living in community with each other. He wrote this in 1930s Germany when Hitler's government had coopted the Christian church and outlawed dissenting churches. He...
Community of ChristiansCurrently reading Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Life Together, his essays about Christians living in community with each other. He wrote this in 1930s Germany when Hitler's government had coopted the Christian church and outlawed dissenting churches. He...