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“A very little key will open a very heavy door” (Charles Dickens, Hunted Down)
We copy our role models
Here's a good example of someone following her role model. People like @MontanaFouts give me hope for my baby ❤️ thank you for being…you, Tana 🤍 love you! https://t.co/V0CpDVAW7p— Morgan Lashley Cinello (@mocinello) April 13, 2022 This Easter, can we think in...
How big is God
I wished someone a happy birthday on Facebook with a statement that I'd include the person in my prayers. The response was along the lines of thanks, but you should be praying for Ukraine because we're in pretty good shape in the US. Fair enough. Photo by Jacub Gomez...
Thriving in an automated workplaceVia McKinsey, a core workplace issue is how to thrive in an automated workplace. It's pretty optimistic. Some background the article provided:Occupations won't be automated out of existence in the near term. But up to 45% of...
Thriving in an automated workplaceVia McKinsey, a core workplace issue is how to thrive in an automated workplace. It's pretty optimistic. Some background the article provided:Occupations won't be automated out of existence in the near term. But up to 45% of...
Adjunct blues
Via a friend on Facebook and The Guardian: …as an adjunct professor, whether teaching undergraduate or law-school courses, I make much less than a pet-sitter earns. Click the link to see more: I am an adjunct professor who teaches five classes. I earn less than a...
Adjunct blues
Via a friend on Facebook and The Guardian: …as an adjunct professor, whether teaching undergraduate or law-school courses, I make much less than a pet-sitter earns. Click the link to see more: I am an adjunct professor who teaches five classes. I earn less than a...
CallingSchool has started for our kids. Soon enough, they’ll understand that learning never stops. Speaking of continually learning, I came across an article about frontline leaders needing leadership skills. The main points were these:Managers are important to...
Via Bleeding Green Nation, an article that connects military thought to Chip Kelly's innovative football ideas: "...once you look behind the glitz and glamour of Kelly's offense, it becomes clear that speed is just a byproduct of a much larger...