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The Long, Enduring Flame Called Love

The Long, Enduring Flame Called Love

The nightwalker hurried along, almost tripping over his own feet on the uneven cobblestones. Night’s blackness mixed with fog made it nearly impossible to see, but he wouldn’t complain. He, dressed in dark, hooded garments, appreciated evening’s shroud, which provided...

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Beauty Inside and Out

Beauty Inside and Out

How does one define beauty? Some might say it is symmetry with everything in balance. If you look at the universe as a whole, the performance of this incredible creation appears to operate with absolute precision. The clockwork rotation of the earth around the sun...

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Liking Too Many Things-A Blessing or a Curse

Liking Too Many Things-A Blessing or a Curse

Recently, I purchased a book entitled Range by David Epstein which I plan on reading in the next few weeks. What drew me to this book is its celebration of generalists rather than specialists. I could not have been more delighted for this validation as I have been and...

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The Many Chapters of Your Life

The Many Chapters of Your Life

The process of life attracts many metaphors. The “ journey” has become a popular one. A “season” is another which you may hear from time to time.  A few years ago, I wrote a blog discussing baseball as a metaphor for life. More recently, I penned an article on...

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Vanquishing The Impostor Syndrome Once & For All

Vanquishing The Impostor Syndrome Once & For All

Who Is This? Have you ever heard the following statements directed at you? “Fraud!” “With all of your credentials, you are an intellectual phony.” “Watch out because you are going to be found out.” “You got ahead because of sheer luck.” “Who are you kidding? You...

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Love In All Its Glory

Love In All Its Glory

“The Power of Love in all its glory has no bounds…” What is the Greatest Virtue? There are many opinions about the greatest virtue of all. The influential philosopher Aristotle believed it was courage. The brilliant orator Cicero thought it was gratitude. Others see...

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