john silkey
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john silkey
Do what you do, do it well, and do it with passion. But do not worry about plaudits or condemnation, because both are going to come your way,” Popovich has said
we must be sustained by a sense of what we are for, and not just what we are against
i. The person waiting inside me and Leading in emergence and ambiguity
From father richard
The most powerful journeys we must take are the ones we are not ready for and cannot prepare for.
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ii. 2/3 Subtle - aligning with self and Self and ii. 3/3 Causal - becoming elders
Bayo Akomolafe
The bogeyman
The gremlin in the closet. The more I ignored it the more perilous it felt. The more threatening and dark and heavy and dangerous
In turning towards it was like the bogeyman in the closet. The terror was created by me. In looking I saw there was actually something curious and useful and fun to play with.
The importance of relationships led Dr. Byock to conclude that patients who came to positive life closure, were not afraid to say these four important phrases to those they loved: ‘Please forgive me,’ ‘I forgive you,’ ‘Thank you,’ and ‘I love you.’
Words for or from the dying for loving closure
Dr Ira byock- the four things that matter most
“Learning to live with ambiguity is learning to live with how life really is, full of complexities and strange surprises..:”
― James Hollis, What Matters Most: Living a More Considered Life
“Certainty is so rare that we must learn to act decisively in ignorance.”
-Wendell Berry
Leading in ambiguity