It’s easy to look at our lives and define them by highlights and hardships. For some, the past reflects more happiness than adversity. For others, hard things cast...
“It’s been said that money can’t buy you happiness. It turns out it has similarly little effect on whether an employee feels their work is making a positive...
Upon moving to Virginia after four years in New York City, I understand the difficulty of finding a NYC bagel outside the city. I’ve read all the theories...
Crouched and ready to spring forward at the sound of the shot, you stare at the hurdles in front of you with anticipation. You’ve practiced, stretched, and warmed...
We shouldn’t salvage Marx. This statement may sound like good, old-fashioned common sense. His ideas, adopted by some of the most vicious central planners in history, have led...
Entrepreneurship creates the opportunity for personal, individual flourishing. Flourish is one of my favorite words, probably because it enjoys a variety of dictionary definitions: To be in a...
As I explore ideas related to hospitality, I’m constantly confronted with a healthy challenge: these ideas can’t remain concepts. I’ve got to put my hands and feet in...
I’ve been exploring the topic of hospitality as it relates to the call to community, and several sources have been great food for thought (no pun intended). Some,...
We cannot give what we do not have. It makes sense, right? Materially, of course we literally cannot give something that we don’t possess. We cannot participate in...
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