Many of us equate difficulty with virtue — and art with fooling around. Hard work is good. A terrible job must be building our moral fiber. Something — a talent for painting, say — that comes to us easily and seems compatible with us must be some sort of cheap trick, not to be taken seriously. Continue reading “The God of Artists”
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Focus on Your Strengths
Every so often, it feels appropriate to talk about my experience as a consultant and how that might apply to living restoratively. Today, I’d like to share an idea that I first heard, when I was working for a non-profit that was part of the National Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP). I was taking a class onContinue reading “Focus on Your Strengths”