“In fact, it is a constitutive characteristic of being human that it always points, and is directed, to something other than itself.” – Viktor Frankl It was a bitter northern Colorado winter day last December. The kind of day when college students wait for that magical e-mail letting them know class is cancelled. It never … Read more
I really like fables because they so directly provide imagery to teach us a lesson. Take the fable of the dog and his bone. One day, a young dog set out into the forest. While in the forest, he came across a big, juicy bone. He was so happy, proud, and satisfied at his find … Read more
This is a guest post written by Emily Macias, founder of Strides for Syria and a junior at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, CO. Emily was a student in my workshop, Leading with Authentic Purpose this year. I broke free and found purpose. I consider myself a “go with the flow” kind of person. This is often seen … Read more