This Week!: Daily Inspire!

Published: Tue, 05/31/11





This Week!
 

This Week!

This week is a great time for ingredients 6-8 from Leadership Education:

6. A six-month purge

7. A six-month "no"

8. A six month inventory

 
~Oliver DeMille, TJEd.org
 
"I got the notion a couple of days ago that it was time for a Retreat. As you might know, in our book, Leadership Education: The Phases of Learning, we describe 55 Ingredients for a home that fosters optimal development, self-education, family unity, preparation for a productive life, and happiness.
 
"Some of the most important of those are:
  • The Six-month "No"
  • The Six-month "Purge"
  • The Six-month "Inventory""
 
 
 
For more on these empowering and inspirational ingredients, and ideas on how to carry them off, read Rachel's blog: "Start the New Year Right"
 
 
 


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Classics
 
 
No one can deny the value of a great idea well- commu-nicated. The inspiration, innovation and ingenuity inherent in great ideas elevate those who study them.

Great ideas are most effectively learned directly from the greatest thinkers, historians, artists, philosophers and prophets, and their original works.

Great works inspire greatness, just as mediocre or poor works usually inspire mediocre and poor achievement. The great accomplishments of humanity are the key to quality education.

A "classic" is a work (be it literature, music, art, etc.) that's worth returning to over and over because you get more from it each time.

Our Lists of Recommended Classics >>

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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