Tag: eye on the prize
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I like this video. Phil Cha goes on the road. For ten years. To figure out, ‘Who am I?’ Boy, I can relate to that. Nine years in mostly Phnom Penh, now, with a year on the road before that, to scope out the scene and ‘practice the uncertain, the new, and the different.’ Esoteric…
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Michael McFall writes in a Forbes article called ‘Employees Want Purpose at Work: How to Deliver on this Priority‘: Step 1: Define your purpose. Company leaders can’t help their employees discover and live their purposes until they complete the hard work of introspection and identification to define their own, and their business’s. This might include clarifying your top…
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Today marks the beginning of the next set of things.
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It’s subjective, this idea of what a ‘life well lived’ truly means. I know that not everyone believes in setting goals, and aiming for them, and trying to realize your best version of yourself. Some people are not able to make that a priority, and I understand that the day to day requirements of basic…
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Qualitative sciences are curious, sometimes. I found something written by Philip Kitcher in his book, The Lives to Come. Not saying that you should read the book, it wasn’t that interesting, but this part was very curious to me. I’ll paraphrase. The author lists three ways, according to him, that one can evaluate if someone else’s life…