The Living Resources Newsletter

The Living Resources Newsletter

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IN THE CURRENT ISSUE OF THE LIVING RESOURCES NEWSLETTER

The "Common Good" ... ISN'T

To think clearly, we must employ clear and unpretentious language. The mortgage crisis and the subsequent bailout by the government must be translated into plain English: Those who are able to bail out the companies and individuals who used bad judgment will do so, under the compulsion of government.

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Commit Yourself to Growth

Introspection means examining your feelings and applying reason and logic to them. Introspection is not something to be done for its own sake. It's a method for achieving the larger goal of being committed to growth. In other words: "I am committed to evolving and growing and learning throughout my entire life. Sometimes I will introspect to enhance this process." Introspection is a means to an end, not an end in itself.