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Mar 14, 2012 How to Grow – Part 2 There are four basic stages to putting the first principles and structure and dynamics of growth into motion in our own lives: Set high quality targets Enlist deep and diverse domain expertise Run a wide array of experiments Review what works and doesn’t and make revisions First, set high quality targets. Read More
Mar 8, 2012 How to Grow – Part 1 “In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. Read More
Feb 28, 2012 Thoughts On the Structure and Dynamics of Growth “To truly know the world, look deeply within your own being; to truly know yourself, take real interest in the world.” Read More
Feb 14, 2012 A Capital Idea The causes of poverty have long vexed scholar and practitioner alike. Read More
Feb 1, 2012 Youtopia is Nowheresville “Beware of sentimental alliances where the consciousness of good deeds is the only compensation for noble sacrifices.” Read More
Jan 25, 2012 A Waldorf Salad Nineteenth Century social innovator, mystic and eclecticist extraordinaire Rudolf Steiner sought to synthesize the entirety of science and spirituality through a new approach he called Anthroposophy. Read More
Jan 16, 2012 Deconstruct to Reconstruct No single thing abides; but all things flow. Read More
Jan 11, 2012 The Most American Thing In America While perfection is praised in most cultures where the steady hand paints the smooth line and polishes the shinning gear, there are some that value novelty instead. Read More
Jan 3, 2012 Customize the Contradictions “Crude classifications and false generalizations are the curse of the organized life.” Read More
Dec 19, 2011 The Leading Lady Corazon Aquino’s ascent to the presidency of the Philippines reads like something out of Shakespeare where heroines “have greatness thrust upon ’em.” Read More
Dec 12, 2011 Look For the Signs to the On and Off Ramps “We do on stage things that are supposed to happen off. Read More
Dec 5, 2011 It’s Not Nice to Fool Mother Nature Many believe the American Environmental Movement had an unlikely start in 1962 with the publication of The Silent Spring written by a marine biologist named Rachel Carson.  Read More