This is arguably one of the best articles I read in 2019, perhaps the best in a long time: Why Feedback Rarely Does What It’s Meant To (HBR) Every person I know needs to hear what these authors are saying: the way we evaluate others (this article addresses an employer […]
Billions of words will be marshaled in support or condemnation of Star Wars Episode VIII. So of course, I want to add a few of my own. 😉 SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS SPOILERS (This was me trying to avoid spoilers last week) https://giphy.com/embed/l3fZIxZjUtnvrEmfS The Last Jedi is a divisive entry […]
A few good reads to kick off your week. One should never approach Monday without a good read around. To kick off, this piece by Kutter Callaway of Fuller Seminary really hit home with me today when I read it in a back issue of Fuller Magazine that we got […]
“The Process.” We should print it in big, bold letters because that’s how this idea rolls: The Process. ***** I’m teaching this semester, and despite all of my emotional hand-wringing in my last post, I genuinely enjoy it. I’ve got a good class and so far they’re working to do what […]
I don’t know whether my colleagues in the profession experience this, but teaching—at least for me—takes place to the accompaniment of a ringing chorus of self-doubt. In fact, I’m not sure if anything makes me doubt everything about my skill set like stepping into a classroom can. [Well, acting would be ahead of […]
