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This is the secret of happiness which Goethe formulated in the "Rule of Life":And the future? Abandon it to God.
I borrowed this exercise from Marion Chapsal's blog post, "…Continue
Started by Dr Jack King in In the public eye. Last reply by Thomas Waterhouse Apr 21, 2010.
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Started by Dr Jack King in Learning. Last reply by Carolyn Kline Apr 6, 2010.
For most of us, a large part of our uniqueness is shaped in our early years. As a child, I was involved in an auto accident that came precariously close to taking my life. I essentially recall every…Continue
Started by Dr Jack King in Neighborhood. Last reply by Stan Faryna Mar 23, 2010.
Many people love you in many ways. Most love you because you are , well, you! With that in mind, have you given much thought to your true abilities? Do you have a sense of your own flaws,…Continue
Started by Dr Jack King in Learning Mar 19, 2010.
In all cultures, great leaders emerge first as servants.Who are you serving?Continue
Started by Dr Jack King in Life Mar 16, 2010.
March 15, 2010[Original post, by Ken Blanchard, can be found here.]Ken Blanchard recently heard a wonderful speaker named David Cook,…Continue
Started by Dr Jack King in Athletics Mar 15, 2010.
An extract from Socrates at his trial tells us what was important to him (Plato, Apology 36B):I care nothing for what most people care about: money-making, administration of property, generalships,…Continue
Started by Dr Jack King in Life Mar 11, 2010.
Samuel Beckett, the Irish author, dramatist, novelist, and the 1969 Nobel Prize winner in Literature, wrote, “Ever tried. Ever failed. No…Continue
Started by Dr Jack King in Life Mar 9, 2010.
A blog post by Seth Godin, best selling author.[The original post can be found, in its entirety,…Continue
Started by Dr Jack King in Life Mar 8, 2010.
According to Wikipedia, "'Desiderata' (Latin for "desired things") is a prose poem about attaining happiness in life. Max Ehrmann (1872 – 1945), a poet and lawyer from Terre Haute, Indiana, is its…Continue
Started by Dr Jack King in Life. Last reply by Stan Faryna Mar 8, 2010.
Strong enough to be weak
Successful enough to fail
Busy enough to make time
Wise enough to say “I don’t know”
Serious enough to laugh
Rich enough to be poor
Right enough to say “I am wrong”
Compassionate enough to discipline
Mature enough to be childlike
Important enough to be last
Planned enough to be spontaneous
Controlled enough to be flexible
Free enough to endure captivity
Knowledgeable enough to ask questions
Loving enough to be angry
Great enough to be anonymous
Responsible enough to play
Assured enough to be rejected
Victorious enough to lose
Industrious enough to relax
Leading enough to serve
~ 16yo Shelley Chan, Singapore
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