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Pushing the Needle ForwardThe biggest lesson I’ve learned in my life is to be authentic, not fill the void with a sense of false self-worth. Not to say, “Look at me. I do November 11, 2015 reading

Working Way Too MuchThe Cult of Work You Never Meant to Join by Jason Lengstorf is a fantastic piece about working too much. These are a few bits that jumped out at April 15, 2015 reading

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Failing to SucceedIn Non-profits have a charter to be innovators, Seth Godin wrote, “Go fail. And then fail again. […] Innovators understand that their job is to December 1, 2014 inspire