"Wrongologist" Kathryn Schulz - May be I'm Wrong
8:38 AM Posted by Unknown
Most of us will do anything to avoid being wrong. But what if we're wrong about that? "Wrongologist" Kathryn Schulz makes a compelling case for not just admitting but embracing our fallibility.
Google io - 2011
10:43 AM Posted by Unknown
What:
Two full days of conference sessions from Google I/O will be streamed in real-time to their website at www.google.com/io. They'll be streaming live from San Francisco, bringing all of the excitement and news from Moscone Center direct to your computer.
When:
May 10-11, 2011 from 9AM to 6PM PDT
Where:
Join from the comforts of home or anywhere you have a reliable internet connection.
Caroline Casey tells the story of her extraordinary life: Looking past limits
9:35 PM Posted by Unknown
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Prometheus Bound
12:30 AM Posted by Unknown
Prometheus Bound
The most difficult limitations to embrace are our own personal ones, the ceiling on our capacity. We have to put aside the foolish talk of boundless human potential and pray, as Moses did, that God would “teach us to number our days” (Ps. 90:12). All our efforts have limits. There are people we cannot help, situations we cannot change, goals we cannot achieve. We have limits. Embracing our un-finiteness helps us look up to the God who is infinite. Our boundedness opens us up to His boundless grace.
As we confess our limitations and number our days, we can choose to surrender our dreams. “Dreaming big” cannot be a virtue in itself; we cannot assume that any big dream must be God’s dream because it is big. Dreams are for giving life to others. Joseph had to learn how to be a slave to Potiphar and a prisoner in Egypt before becoming a prince. In the difficult years, he learned to surrender his ambition and rejoice in someone else’s success. It was then that he was lifted out of prison and put in the position to save his brothers and keep God’s chosen family alive through years of drought.
Wish me these three for now.
10:11 PM Posted by Unknown
“When I dare to be powerful - to use my strength in the service of my vision, then it becomes less and less important whether I am afraid”~ Audre Lorde
The bug i wanna bitten by
10:46 AM Posted by Unknown
Some of the mothers from my church were going to visit an orphanage as their usual women's activity, I was invited to join 'em. So i went to meet this 22 years old girl who runs the orphanage and kids school.
She started this while she was 18, oh, that is so inspiring. I hand goose bump all over me.
I enjoyed the time i spent with the kids. They enjoyed me too. But i left inspired.
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