Sublime

We read Gladwell, Gawande, Dweck, and Willingham, trying to better understand how we could take the techniques of champion teachers and develop them in others. We were completely convinced by, and perhaps obsessed

Bo Lozoff, co-founder of the Human Kindness Foundation.

It is always painful for me, as it is for most prison chaplains, to see a man or a woman attacked so directly in the courtroom, all in an effort to pile as many collateral accusations on the defendant as possible, the implication being that he or she is intrinsically evil. It is difficult because we have come to know and love the person, perhaps ha

We learn who we are in practice, not in theory.

From competitor to survivor, from college to career to charity, Gilbert Tuhabonye’s passion for running became a skill that led to a profession that opened up an opportunity to give back. The smile he greets fellow runners with on the trails around Austin’s Lady Bird Lake symbolizes how one passion can become one skill, and together ignite and defi

meet all circumstances with both grit and grace:

We intentionally build life-giving, authentic communities of EITs and thousands of grace-loving executive volunteers. They bond in their humanity.

“We need teams of missionaries, not teams of mercenaries.”

Instead of trying to trip people up, we should give them the chance to put their best foot forward.