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Louisville, Kentucky
Joined February 2013
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I still believe in having a positive vision for the future. Today, this feels like a most revolutionary act.
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TFW you get a message from your son’s coach, out of the blue, about what a fine young man he’s growing into. And, it’s even better when you hear this from the girl-moms on his soccer team — that their daughters think a lot of your 11 yr old boy.
/goal is a scary thing. Especially when divorced from any understanding of constraints most humans inherently impose.
Don't forget a few non-major people -- folks who took an even more non-traditional path into the work.
As a leader, it's so tempting to reward the team members who always do what you ask. I cannot emphasize enough how important it is to cultivate the right kind of disagreeableness on your team and to be sure those people have a voice -- however inconvenient.
Love is holy because it is like grace—the worthiness of its object is never really what matters.
It’s hard to pick just one from Marilynn Robinson’s Gilead.
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Kentucky’s EV charging network is growing. We now have 18 fast-charging stations open across the commonwealth, with 11 more under construction. We’re building the infrastructure Kentuckians and visitors need to travel safely today and for generations to come.
I rewatched Landman Season 2 this week. I feel like I could write tomes of social commentary on the family, professional, relational, and sibling dynamics in this season. There’s SO. MUCH. THERE.
My mom was desperate for me to turn the news off but I insisted I wanted to know what was going on. The woman in labor gets to make the rules. 🙂
It’s an unusual birth story to be sure. My daughter was born at 2:30 in the afternoon and my doc, who had been delivering babies all day, watched the news between pushes (it was my second baby and a relaxed delivery — and we knew him personally).