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I'm reading Eugene Peterson's Under the Unpredictable Plant at the moment and in it, he talks about organisational growth. I'd thought I'd share the basic idea here, it is quite profound.

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Daily Letter

"A thought-provoking collection of ideas and musings that if taken to heart, have the potential to add immense depth and richness (with compounding interest) to your life"

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Their reaction, your invitation

"Human beings are works in progress that mistakenly...

When is big enough, big enough?

Rilke