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Why Political Outrage is No Longer Acceptable

Outrage is trendy right now, and it's become the go-to method of communicating displeasure and calls for change in nearly every quadrant of social injustice. There are too many victims ...

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Transforming our Response to Tragedy

When tragedy strikes and the unthinkable happens, we're left with so many questions and pieces to sort through as we try to figure out how to put life back together. These ...

The Power of a Last Impression

We think a lot about first impressions these days. In fact, it seems in many cases, particularly for those in the public eye, that you have a miniscule window of ...

On the Offensive

The other day I had lunch with someone and started to learn more about their story. This guy is a leader, with a ton of favor in his relationships, people ...

Desolate Places

'Desolate' is a pretty intense word. It conjures up images of vast empty and abandoned spaces, or people who have lost everything close to them, left to wander life in ...

Are These All the Children?

And Samuel said to Jesse, “Are these all the children?” And he said, “There remains yet the youngest, and behold, he is tending the sheep.” Then Samuel said to Jesse, ...

Lessons from Pi: Carnivore Islands

Warning: slight spoilers ahead The Life of Pi is a surreal movie with breathtakingly beautiful imagery and a poignant tale to tell. It's based on a book that explores the ...

What Bono Taught Me

In 1999, I added something to the top of my bucket list: see U2 live in concert before they stop touring. I had just seen Rattle and Hum, a great ...

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