Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton was in Northern Ireland this week – an old stomping ground of the United States and for the Clintons in particular. The former Clinton administration [...]
Nathaniel Whittemore at change.org wrote a great post recently on “Why most people don’ t care about investing in non-profits.” There is a huge amount of truth in Nathaniel’s observation. [...]
Global warming and climate change are mentioned all too much in some circles, and not at all enough in others. The facts and forecasts I hear are impressive and ominous [...]
My first experience at a supermarket in Spain is something I will never forget. I was a long way away from any of my comfort foods – even the milk, [...]
If you’ve listened to the news in any capacity over the previous few months, you’ve probably heard something about healthcare. In fact, you’re probably becoming a bit tired of these [...]
Did you ever have to make a patch for a quilt in elementary school? We had to design one that represented our family or something unique about us for the [...]
“Between stimulus and response, there is a space. In that space lies our freedom and power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and freedom.” —Viktor Frankl, [...]
Many of us grew up watching The Simpsons, a humorous animated comedy about a family of 5 living in the fictional town of Springfield. This sitcom has made an impression [...]
Though I am hesitant to file this under my socially conscious video batch because it’s not a proper music video, I do think this one is definitely worth viewing. John [...]
Brett Dennen is an artist that has existed under the radar for most of his career, but its a sense of stability that suits him. It’s clear from his songwriting [...]
Where does patient capital come from? Other than altruism/social-mindedness and, as I alluded to in an earlier post, a penchant to build for the long-term, what motivates patient capital? Research [...]
John Donahoe took over eBay in January of 2008, at a time in which eBay was struggling to retain customers and investors. It was (still is) in many ways a [...]
— The Yellow Bird Project is another organization that I’ve found recently that supports my theory of Canada being a highly underrated nation. (Akoha being the first). YBP for short, [...]
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