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Today, I’m deeply wrestling with DPC’s lack of follow through and care for Camille in the Eowyn situation. I’ve been feeling this building over the last days and weeks.
I’m questioning whether we should continue there as members and participants in a community that has allowed a situation to fester for over 2 years (Late 2022/Early 2023 to today,
... See moreWhat looks like consistency and commitment can sometimes be fear in disguise. Are you sticking with it because it still serves you or because it’s what you already know?
3-2-1: On peace of mind, the power of focus, and how to learn faster
“If you were me, what would you suggest doing?”
Mathias Maul • How to Build Your AI Therapy Bot
Should we expect to be forsaken—by God or the world or both?
Yes, perhaps by the world—and we will feel forsaken by God. But in Christ, we never actually are. The pattern of the faithful is not to avoid the pit, but to find God there—even when it seems He’s gone. That’s the paradox of Psalm 88 and the passion of Jesus: the dark is not the end. It is... See more
Yes, perhaps by the world—and we will feel forsaken by God. But in Christ, we never actually are. The pattern of the faithful is not to avoid the pit, but to find God there—even when it seems He’s gone. That’s the paradox of Psalm 88 and the passion of Jesus: the dark is not the end. It is... See more
-is this environment built for truth?or- is it an ecosystem built to protect appearances?
Paul Venuto • feed updates
“Tell me about other strongly-held positions you’ve changed as the result of a discussion like this one...” is a direct way to start a conversation about the argument you’re proposing to have. “What sort of information would make it likely you could see this in a different way?”
Seth's Blog • How to win an argument with a toddler
Who are you afraid of disappointing and how would your choices change if you released that fear?
James Clear • 3-2-1: On taking lots of shots, the power of concentration, and savoring the path to success
If your partner or close friend could change one habit of yours, what would they choose — and why might they be right?
James Clear • 3-2-1: On enjoying your own company, what drives change, and editing your habits
It is common to think about what you would like to accomplish. It is less common to think about what must be discarded to make space for your new endeavors. The time must come from somewhere. What do you need to give up to make space for what you would like to achieve?