Passion Into Practice
Make Your Work Remarkable Career to Fit Your Passion
Remarkable work is work where one feels engaged, whole and able to transform.
Friday, May 26, 2006
Thursday, May 25, 2006
A “Mere” $300 Billion: Should a $300 Billion Deficit Be Considered a Victory?
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, 5/22/06
Five points:
1. Rising inequality contributes to revenue growth.
2. Revenue growth will likely slow.
3. A $300 billion deficit increases the burden on future generations.
4. At 2.3 percent of GDP, a $300 billion deficit is well above historical norms.
5. At this stage of the business cycle, the deficit should be much lower.
Five points:
1. Rising inequality contributes to revenue growth.
2. Revenue growth will likely slow.
3. A $300 billion deficit increases the burden on future generations.
4. At 2.3 percent of GDP, a $300 billion deficit is well above historical norms.
5. At this stage of the business cycle, the deficit should be much lower.
Malnutrition slows growth of half Niger kids
UNICEF per Reuters: "A joint study by the Niger government and UNICEF found an average of 15.3 percent of children were suffering acute malnutrition, with the far north being the worst hit region."
Wednesday, May 24, 2006
Leadership Resource
Right Reality - David Batstone
See also: Triple P Quiz
See also: Triple P Quiz
Work is important. But what motivates you at work? Is there a purpose - something beyond your reward - that animates your daily work life? Or are you driven by a passion for a way of working or a project? Is it profit - either money itself or some other form of measurable reward - that motivates your work?
Saturday, May 20, 2006
Christ Among the Partisans
Garry Wills, New York Times
THERE is no such thing as a "Christian politics." If it is a politics, it cannot be Christian. Jesus told Pilate: "My reign is not of this present order. If my reign were of this present order, my supporters would have fought against my being turned over to the Jews. But my reign is not here" (John 18:36). Jesus brought no political message or program.
THERE is no such thing as a "Christian politics." If it is a politics, it cannot be Christian. Jesus told Pilate: "My reign is not of this present order. If my reign were of this present order, my supporters would have fought against my being turned over to the Jews. But my reign is not here" (John 18:36). Jesus brought no political message or program.
Friday, May 19, 2006
Contrary To President’s Claim, Large Majority of Americans Ultimately Will Lose From Tax Reconciliation Bill
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, May 17, 2006:
Some 68 percent of all American households will receive no tax cut at all from the legislation, and the average tax cut for households in the middle fifth of the income distribution will be $20. While the $43,000 average tax cut that households with incomes over $1 million will get from the bill could have a significant impact on a family’s finances, it hardly seems that the loss of a $20 tax benefit would qualify as a disaster.
Some 68 percent of all American households will receive no tax cut at all from the legislation, and the average tax cut for households in the middle fifth of the income distribution will be $20. While the $43,000 average tax cut that households with incomes over $1 million will get from the bill could have a significant impact on a family’s finances, it hardly seems that the loss of a $20 tax benefit would qualify as a disaster.
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
Monday, May 08, 2006
Todd Hunter interview
Off The Map - Idealab: "the question becomes 'how do we die to our inferior lives of self-control and sin and pick up the superior life of apprenticing our selves to Jesus and following him into a new life, a new reality…the Kingdom of God'."
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