I had a rocky start into the world of dating. When I started getting interested in boys, my parents instituted a rule that anyone who wanted to date me would have to ask my dad’s permission to do so first. I thought this was silly and impractical, but I complied since I was still living… Read More Open letter to my fellow Americans
It’s easy to talk about the idea of incorporating Minga into your daily life. It feels great to say you value spending your time on others. It’s a lot harder, however, to actually do it. Since I quit my job last year, my life has changed drastically. For one thing, I’ve been challenged to create… Read More A gentle reminder when you’re tempted to hoard your time
I recently heard a story about how a South American tribe accomplished the impossible. A group of aid workers were in the village, working hard to build their first-ever school. However, a series of setbacks had virtually guaranteed that the school would not be completed before the aid workers had to leave.
