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The Best Times of Your Life
In the last episode of The Office, Andy Bernard says, “I wish there was a way to know you’re in the good ole’ days before you’ve actually left them.” Have you ever wondered if the best times of your life are behind you? How do you know when you’re in the best times of your…
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Seektivity – My First Failed Startup
This is a story about Seektivity, the idea I had for an activity and event locator app that I worked on, but never completed. While I did a lot of fun things growing up, I wouldn’t say I had a lot of fun. I grew up in an environment of scarcity. There was never money…
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How to Improve Your Stations in Life
While your “station in life” is a British phrase referencing your status in your community, I feel that it’s a negative term used to keep people in their place and so I’ve decided to commandeer it for a more positive use. The context of this article is about the different stations in your life. You…
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Stations: How Community Leads to Happiness
As I sit here, alone, in my dark, home office, I want to share with you what I have learned about community and it’s role in work and happiness in my life. Third Place Starbucks CEO, Howard Schultz, made the term “The third place,” popular in his book, Pour Your Heart Into It: How Starbucks…
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The Epic Generation: From the Garden to the City
“You know I always wanted to pretend that I was an architect.” – George Costanza, Seinfeld Nathan Norris recently wrote an article entitled, “Why Generation Y is Causing the Great Migration of the 21st Century” about ‘under 30’s’ moving into the cities and driving less – the new migration into urban spaces. Norris writes, “At…
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The Birth of a Neighborhood
This is a guest post by Zac Parsons. Enjoy. – Erich About a year and a half of an earlier stage in my life was spent in the industry of new home sales. My experience in ministry didn’t pan out as I would have hoped. I still found myself in a position to want to…