How To Make Meaningful AF Friends In Your 30s
This isn’t some generic “how to make friends” post. It’s a raw, honest take on building meaningful AF friendships in your 30s — the ones that actually get you.| Notes by Thalia
At a time marked by uncertainty and rapid change, Jewish organizations face unprecedented challenges in sustaining their missions and serving their communities. While organizations must always plan for the future, the events of the last few months more than ever require institutions to think creatively about long-term financial stability. In this landscape, securing the future... Read More The post Leverage the potential of legacy giving to sustain Jewish communities appeared first on eJewish...| eJewishPhilanthropy
A taxonomy of five kinds of traps that can keep you from gaining traction — and how to avoid them.| Jorge Arango
Imagine waking up every morning with feelings of peace and contentment, knowing that you have everything you need, and more. Sounds like a dream, doesn't it?| Maximum Gratitude, Minimal Stuff
Feeling stuck in a job that used to light you up? You don’t need to quit to feel fulfilled — you just need to realign. This post walks you through how to reshape your current role around what actually matters to you (think creativity, autonomy, joy, gratitude, and health) so you can build unstoppable career growth without burning out or starting from scratch.| Notes by Thalia
This isn’t some generic “how to make friends” post. It’s a raw, honest take on building meaningful AF friendships in your 30s — the ones that actually get you.| Notes by Thalia
In 1825, the state of New York completed the Erie Canal. Today, the singular historic purpose of the canal has been replaced by a broader significance. Together, the Erie, Champlain, Oswego, and Cayuga-Seneca canals serve communities in ways unimaginable to their creators. Now, we reflect on the two-hundred year journey of the Erie Canal and contemplate its future.| Doctrine of Discovery Project
Women in Data Science (WiDS) is delighted to announce that long-time WiDS Ambassador Louvere Walker-Hannon has joined the WiDS Advisory Committee (board).| WiDS Worldwide
Discover What Kids Learn in Kindergarten and Why It Matters The post Discover What Kids Learn in Kindergarten and Why It Matters appeared first on Rosy Posy Papillon.| Rosy Posy Papillon
Discover Creative Drawing Ideas to spark your child’s imagination, boost confidence, and make art time truly magical and meaningful. The post 7 Beautiful Creative Drawing Ideas to Delight Kids appeared first on Rosy Posy Papillon.| Rosy Posy Papillon
Discover how parents can instill honesty, empathy, respect, and strong values in their children through simple tips and daily guidance. The post What is Ethical Behavior? Raising Kids with Strong Values appeared first on Rosy Posy Papillon.| Rosy Posy Papillon
Book Lover Gifts kids will remember forever. From personalized storybooks to cozy reading nooks, spark joy and lifelong reading habits The post Heartwarming Book Lover Gifts Kids Will Remember Forever appeared first on Rosy Posy Papillon.| Rosy Posy Papillon
Emotional lessons from The Book of Wisdom that shape kids’ minds with empathy, honesty, courage, gratitude, and kindness for life success. The post 7 Emotional Lessons The Book of Wisdom Shapes Kids Minds appeared first on Rosy Posy Papillon.| Rosy Posy Papillon
Is Bad Parenting Based on a True Story? Clues, real-life trauma signs, and lessons from stories that shape awareness and healing. The post Is Bad Parenting Based on a True Story? 6 Emotional Clues appeared first on Rosy Posy Papillon.| Rosy Posy Papillon
Childhood Stories DTI shapes kids’ brains, boosts creativity, empathy, and imagination, building lifelong learning and curiosity.| Rosy Posy Papillon
At a recent Dataiku Summit, Chisoo Lyons, Executive Director of Women in Data Science (WiDS), shared a powerful story from her work with an international| WiDS Worldwide
Unpacking a trait essential for gaining traction.| Jorge Arango
Radical love is the foundation of our work, from funding abortions to offering compassionate logistical support, to how we build relationships.| ARC Southeast
Starting Anew: Natural Rhythms and Cycles A Villard Blanc wakens from winter slumber and stretches towards sunlight as it prepares its growing strategy for spring, looking for what it can grasp and curl around to support its growth.© 2018 C.Bukowski Breaking Dormancy I know it has been a while since… Continue reading The post Starting Anew appeared first on Community Food Forests.| Community Food Forests
Saying no is almost taboo in our culture, yet it provides freedom, time, and purpose. Here's how to say no so you can say yes to what really matters.| www.maximumgratitudeminimalstuff.com
Want to spice up your Halloween date night? These five spine-chilling games for couples will leave you...| The Healthy Marriage
Focus on community-centered values, authenticity and a positive atmosphere to create a safe and creative environment for students. The post Five Steps to Build Brave Music Classrooms appeared first on Yamaha Music.| Yamaha Music
Respectfulness in children shapes how they relate to others, handle emotions, and grow into thoughtful adults. It’s not just manners.| Rosy Posy Papillon
Man naturally desires, not only to be loved, but to be lovely; or to be that thing which is the natural and proper object of love. He naturally dreads, not only to be hated, but to be hateful; or to be that thing which is the natural and proper object of hatred. He desires, not… Read More »| Driverless Crocodile
With a little bit of guidance, you can overcome your current life-rut and find your true path in life. Here is a 5-part framework to figuring out what to do with your life...| Notes by Thalia
Exploring a key question: How do you decide when it’s time to let go?| Jorge Arango
We are emotional beings. We like to consume content that’s polarizing.| inspired by rebels
I know there are many people who now feel the world (and especially the USA) are going backwards and sliding into darkness. They’re largely right. The USA in particular is backsliding greatly.| Steve Pavlina
What’s the alternative to might is right and our oath to growth?| Katri Bertram
“Community accountability looks like rigor in this work,” Eva added. “We show up with rigorous standards because our communities have been abandoned and are relying on us to fill the void created by the state.” The post What Community Accountability Means to ARC-Southeast appeared first on ARC Southeast.| ARC Southeast
Our ‘Southern Synergy’ value has become ‘Building Southern Power’ — here’s why. Southern Synergy has been an essential ingredient to our development over the last decade. We embodied this value by building a network of principled collaborations to more fully support our communities. Reflecting on the deep relationship building of the past decade, […] The post What Building Southern Power Means to ARC-Southeast appeared first on ARC Southeast.| ARC Southeast
We trust Southerners to make the best decisions for themselves to thrive in every area of their lives, including parenting, abortion, or other reproductive health decisions. The post Why Autonomy and Self-determination are at the Heart of ARC Southeast appeared first on ARC Southeast.| ARC Southeast
“There are two kinds of technical problems: there are the known unknowns, and the unknown unknowns.” — Lt. Gen. William B. Bunker “The most terrifying thing is to accept oneself completely.” — Carl Jung You’re probably familiar with the concept of blind spots: That section of the road behind you that you can’t see with […] The post Shadow Mapping: A Beginner’s Guide to Shadow Work appeared first on Nick Wignall.| Nick Wignall
What kind of worldview or religious orientation does it take to make an entire planet uninhabitable? While many think it is our dependence on fossil fuels and the population explosion that has brought us to this point of human destruction, our contention is that these problems have religious foundations which were created and continue to be used by empires as a means to hold dominion over people and the Earth. Opposition to this path of selfdestruction is something Indigenous Peoples have bee...| Doctrine of Discovery Project
The Onondaga Nation is petitioning the Organization of American States (OAS) for land rights to Onondaga Lake, a notoriously polluted body of water in Central New York State. The Onondaga Nation is one of six nations of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy (Iroquois), and Onondaga Lake is the sacred site where Gayanashagowa, the Great Law of Peace, was established.| Doctrine of Discovery Project
A CONVERSATION WITH PHILIP P. ARNOLD AND VICTOR TAYLOR ON THE URGENCY OF INDIGENOUS VALUES| Doctrine of Discovery Project
Mark Edwards and Bruce Alderman explore Jean-Pierre Faye's "Horseshoe Theory," which reveals that political extremes curve toward each other when they abandon democratic norms, explaining why some voters support both Trump and AOC as anti-establishment alternatives. The discussion introduces meta-theoretical tools including Roy Bhaskar's concept of "demi-reality," Bruno Latour's analysis of "modal confusion," and the possibility of "post-conventional coalitions" that transcend left-right pola...| Integral Life
Author: BPF Co-Founder, John Smart BPF advisor Dr. Susan Blackmore recently wrote a thoughtful and insightful opinion piece, Brain preservation is a step closer, but how could it ever be ‘you’? in the Death and Dying section of The Guardian (14 Mar 2018), exploring the ethics, sustainability, and lack of desirability, from her perspective, of brain preservation at the end […]| The Brain Preservation Foundation
The Amazon Rain Forest is an amazing ecosystem. In this article, I explore five lessons we can learn from it to create a strong foundation for marriage I got| The Healthy Marriage
Frugal living isn't only great for your wallet, but a way to become resourceful, grateful, and contented. Here's how it improves more than finances.| www.maximumgratitudeminimalstuff.com
WiDS Worldwide is on a mission to increase participation of women in data science to benefit societies worldwide.| WiDS Worldwide
Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of others. It helps kids build healthy relationships, and communicate well.| Rosy Posy Papillon
losing values| Yuri Cunha
From ad agencies to Kanye to almost working in the adult film industry: how I nearly gave up my integrity and found my line.| scott kosman
Balancing study and play for kids feels like a tall order. Parents want their kids to do well in school while growing up happy and healthy.| Rosy Posy Papillon
Decoding the Doctrine of Christian Discovery: A Wakaga Sovereignty Series is a multi-article initiative by the Wakaga Economic Development Group examining how the centuries-old Doctrine of Christian Discovery still shapes federal Indian law and impacts tribal sovereignty today. Drawing on the research of Steven T. Newcomb, this 100+ article series explores the doctrine’s colonial origins, its influence on landmark Supreme Court decisions, and its continuing effect on U.S. Indian policy and ...| Doctrine of Discovery Project
Aura of confidence in children is a strong foundation for emotional well-being and independence. It builds on itself.| Rosy Posy Papillon
Reflections on recent conversations about digital identity, sovereignty, and the erosion of foundational principles Echoes from Geneva I wasn’t present at the Global Digital Collaboration conference (GDC25), but the observations shared by colleagues who attended have crystallized some issues I’ve been wrestling with for years. I should note there’s a selection bias here: I’m the author of the 10 principles of self-sovereign identity, so my community tends to have strong opinions about...| Blockchain Commons
Extreme dualities fill our modern discourse. People within the same geography either feel capitalism is either great or terrible. In the same country, people feel democracy is either flourishing or destroying society. Social media is either awesome or awful. People are either privileged or not.| Tushar Dadlani's Blog
Do you have a tough time starting new things? Do you fear failure? Starting new things is hard. Starting new things while working with other humans, even tougher. Starting new things well is a superpower worth cultivating.| Tushar Dadlani's Blog
Have you ever wondered why your manager hides certain information from you?| Tushar Dadlani's Blog
Have you ever made a decision that looked right on paper but felt wrong in your gut? Or found yourself following rules simply because that’s what you were taught, not because they align with who you are today? If so, you’ve experienced the tension between external expectations and your own internal compass. Self-authorship is the ... Read More The post Self-Authorship: The Art of Trusting Your Own Authority appeared first on Ness Labs.| Ness Labs
Integration is the process of extracting core lessons and insights from your lived experiences and intelligently applying those insights to your life, so you feel, think, and act in alignment with whatever you’ve gained from your lived experiences.| Steve Pavlina
In 2022 Syracuse University received a Henry Luce Foundation grant to support the work of Philip P. Arnold and the Indigenous Values Initiative's Doctrine of Discovery Project We received three years of funding for '200 Years of Johnson v. M'Intosh: Indigenous Responses to the Religious Foundations of Racism.' This grant and project has been a collaborative initiative made possible through relationships developed over 30 years between academic and Indigenous communities. At its core, the proj...| Doctrine of Discovery Project
This episode is a live recording of The Doctrine of Christian Discovery, The Jesuits, and Laudato si: Defending Mother Earth an educational event that took place on Saturday, June 14, 2025 from 1:00-4:00PM. This event seredepitiously coincided with the #NoKings protests which were happening across the nation.| Doctrine of Discovery Project
This article is presented as a two-part series examining the structural limitations of Australia’s native title system and its entanglement with colonial legal authority, extractive capitalism, and the denial of Indigenous sovereignty.| Doctrine of Discovery Project
This article is presented as a two-part series examining the structural limitations of Australia’s native title system and its entanglement with colonial legal authority, extractive capitalism, and the denial of Indigenous sovereignty.| Doctrine of Discovery Project
The ICWA was enacted to protect Indigenous sovereignty, but the Brackeens argued that its preference to Native American families in the fostering and adoption of Native American children amounts to racial discrimination, an argument the court did not substantively address because it judged the Brackeens lacked standing.| Doctrine of Discovery Project
How would you feel if the only people you could call or text using your phone were people who were using the same carrier as you? If you were on Verizon, for example, you couldn’t call your best friend who uses T-Mobile as their phone provider. If you wanted to call or text your best […]| Desert of My Real Life
Arendt wrote the prologue to The Human Condition not long after the successful launch of Sputnik raised the first realistic prospect of humanity taking its first steps off-planet, and in the shadow of threatening and perplexing developments in atomic and quantum physics (see her comments on the crisis of language in the sciences). It’s a… Read More »Hannah Arendt on science, language, politics and our future machine overlords The post Hannah Arendt on science, language, politics and our...| Driverless Crocodile
See also: GK Chesterton on HG Wells and the function of an open mindFools’ Money (2): Counter ArgumentChesterton’s Fence (at Farnham Street)| Driverless Crocodile
Not all Senior Management Teams and Boards function efficiently, effectively, and professionally. Surprised? No? Good! AND it usually comes down to the people, followed closely by the lack of appro…| Michael Donaldson The Value Innovator
Newbigin was a sharp but affectionate observer of Western culture, a highly educated insider with an extra layer of perspective that came from almost 40 years lived in India from 1936 to 1974. Soviet leaders regarded science simply as a necessary tool for the implementation of their social planning. The idea that pure science should… Read More »| Driverless Crocodile
Sacred values may signify that one has a conscience, but they also have a dark side.| The MIT Press Reader
You wouldn’t know it from news coverage, but U.S. residents are more united on many issues than we realize — even seemingly controversial ones. For example, recent research found that more than 80% of us support diversity, equity, and inclusion, and want to help end divisiveness. However, we mistakenly believe that only 55% of people […] The post The ‘spiral of silence’ makes us think we’re more divided than we are. Here’s how to break it. appeared first on Berkeley Media Studie...| Berkeley Media Studies Group
Yay! Conscious Growth Club is now open for enrollment for our 9th year together. You can see the invitation here:| Steve Pavlina
I had to admit that I lacked the necessary humility to second-guess myself regarding the mites. However, the incident ultimately produced an even stronger attitude of care towards nonhumans. Natural history, as Thomas Fleischner has argued, can do this.| Earth Tongues
Here, I make a case for something that I call compassionate entomology, which is a way of studying insects and other arthropods that upholds the intrinsic value and welfare interests of the individual focal organisms.| Earth Tongues
We need instead to cultivate the saving perception. This rests on the adoption of a non-reactionary sense of conservative gratitude for what we already have and what has come before us, including great artistic achievements.| Earth Tongues
When you have the privilege of quietly observing these cold-blooded miracles going about their lives—when you watch them exist—the need to find any other justification for their being starts to ebb away.| Earth Tongues
Is nature sacred? If so in what way, and what difference does it make?| Earth Tongues
On Friday 22nd April, an unusual ceremony took place in Winnipeg, Canada. Represented by its governor, the Hudson's Bay Company gave its massive retail store in the heart of downtown Winnipeg, dating from 1881, to the Manitoba First Nations.| Earth Tongues
It is obvious that humanity's treatment of whale people constitutes an atrocity. This includes the deliberate murder of a so-called hunt, the quasi-deliberate murder of negligence, the effective murder of habitat destruction, or the oblivious murder of the unthinking.| Earth Tongues
Some foundational assumptions:| Driverless Crocodile
When it comes to business, we often make assumptions around three key areas: relationships, communication, and accountability.| Conway Center for Family Business
I love a good Ralph Waldo Emerson quote, don’t you? There are many gems to choose from but when I stumbled across these words recently they gave me pause when I needed it. It’s been nearly tw…| The Heart of the Matter
I keep threatening to get rid of Facebook, Instagram, and various other social media apps on my smartphone. I open them up and think I’m just going to check on a few posts. When I look up aga…| The Heart of the Matter
Amid all the noise around DEI, we’ve found some clarity from the compliance experts at the Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM), as well as the Harvard Business Review (HBR) and Fast Company, The latter stated, “It’s important to remind everyone that diversity, equity and inclusion work is completely legal.” However, as both the SHRM […]| slicecommunications.com
From across the office, I saw my manager get up to leave. I sped up to try to catch him. I could tell that the changes he had made to his diet and his exercise program at the start of the year were…| The Heart of the Matter
Recently, a number of people have expressed desire in "taking over" [1]| blog.ian.stapletoncordas.co
In the new year, Tamman and Chax have crafted core values that are living commitments that guide our actions, shape our decisions, and remind us of who we are and the impact we strive to make.| Tamman Inc
Creating a Joint Vision Board: Transform your individual resolutions into shared dreams and goals You might think vision boards are just another trendy self-| The Healthy Marriage
16 key ethical leadership practices for prioritizing ethics when leading people. Too often leaders focus almost exclusively on performance while neglecting people considerations. Big mistake.| Triple Crown Leadership
A positive company culture is one of the best ways to attract and retain high-performing employees. Learn the 10 most desirable company culture traits.| Gavel International
David and Keith explore how individuals intersect between different vertical developmental stages (Amber, Orange, Green) and cultural value stacks (traditional, modern, and progressive) in order to make meaning and navigate complex electoral decisions, with a specific focus on the 2024 U.S. election, unpacking the interplay between cognitive development, cultural alignment, and systemic factors in understanding the diverse rationales behind people's voting behavior.| Integral Life
I grew up with a mom who held being fair as a cornerstone of her parenting philosophy. The one time that I found out all my presents ahead of time was because my mom had a system. She would keep a …| The Heart of the Matter
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Americans' perceptions of what is morally acceptable continue to grow more permissive, with their views on several issues the most liberal to date.| Gallup.com
Have you heard of Geena Dunne? Perhaps not. You might know her by her pseudonym, G.D. Anderson and this quote, made famous ten years ago but never more relevant for me than it is today: “Feminism i…| The Heart of the Matter
WiDS Worldwide is on a mission to increase participation of women in data science to benefit societies worldwide.| WiDS Worldwide
I was at the skate park with my kids and nine-year-old Miss O saw a sticker about Mary Oliver and asked about it. I answered that Mary Oliver was a poet and that her most oft quoted line is “Tell m…| The Heart of the Matter
Company culture (according to Wikipedia) represents the collective values, beliefs and principles of the company members and is a product of factors such as history, product, market, technology, management style, and national culture. It includes vision, norms, systems, language, assumptions,…Read more ›| Michael Donaldson The Value Innovator
As we enter a heated political period, I’m left with a simple and important idea. When an organization sacrifices its values, it tends to suffer over time. How, for example, did Boeing sacrifice its values of engineering to void its safety culture? I’m sure it was a lot of small “profit-centered” decisions that ultimately resulted ... Read more» The post The Value of Values When Organizations Lose Trust appeared first on JOSH BERSIN.| JOSH BERSIN
As an agency owner, your kids likely won't get financial aid. Worried about paying and saving for college? Let's start at the beginning. [Part 1 of 4]| Sakas & Company
Spend less while paying for college? Helping your child find the right path makes it easier... and cheaper, when you won't get financial aid. [Part 2 of 4]| Sakas & Company
Learn why good communication in marriage makes you feel better. Discover how to release oxytocin and improve communication in your marriage for greater intimacy| The Healthy Marriage
This blog highlights Dame Sally Davies work on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and the need for global cultural transformation.| culture15.com
Unlike many other muscle cars out there, certain Pontiac GTO models can still be found for reasonable prices.| LS1Tech.com
The star-spangled banner still waves over the land of the free, the home of the brave and the Camping World […]| Todd Starnes
There are rumblings that President Biden regrets accepting the deal he could not refuse from Barack Hussein Obama – the […]| Todd Starnes
