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What does it mean to be in flux?
Evolution, movement, transformation is the goal. The etymology of the word “motivation” traces back to the Latin verb movere, meaning “to move” or “to set in motion.” I consider motivation,…
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Elizabeth “Lee” Miller,
Looking forward to seeing this movie today at the Bryn Mawr Film Institute Elizabeth “Lee” Miller lived a life marked by transformation, resilience, and a relentless pursuit of capturing the…
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Thatcher’s Tenacity
In this discussion, Lord Roberts shares valuable insights about Margaret Thatcher, her leadership during the Falklands War, and the qualities that made her a trailblazing leader. Let’s delve into the…
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Eisenhower’s Ethics
Dwight D. Eisenhower’s leadership during World War II and his subsequent role as the 34th President of the United States provide invaluable lessons in strategy, diplomacy, and decision-making. While not…
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Marshall’s Military
In this discussion, we explore the profound contributions of George C. Marshall, a key figure in World War II and the post-war period. Winston Churchill once called Marshall “the modern…
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Churchill’s Courage
Winston Churchill, one of history’s most influential leaders, had a profound sense of destiny, which shaped his life and leadership. His story is marked by a series of near-death experiences,…
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Nelson’s Navigation
In this session, we delve into the leadership style and philosophy of Horatio Nelson, one of history’s most celebrated naval commanders. Known for his aggressive tactics and his ability to…
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Napoleon’s Noble Narrative
Napoleon Bonaparte remains one of history’s most captivating leaders. His rise from a Corsican nationalist to the Emperor of France, shaped profoundly by the French Revolution, exemplifies the transformation of…
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Caesar’s Command
Julius Caesar stands as one of history’s most compelling figures, whose legacy has shaped the course of Western civilization. Dr. Roberts explores why, over 2,000 years after his death, we…
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Foundations and Pericles
Dr. Roberts, a renowned historian, shared his insights into what makes a great leader during an eight-hour lecture series. He delved into the attributes of historical figures, their strategies, and…
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Michael Saylor: Why MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin funding is NOT a glitch
In a recent interview titled “Michael Saylor: Why MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin funding is NOT a glitch,” Michael Saylor, the Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy, shared his perspective on the company’s strategic shift…
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The Bitcoin revolution & risks with Michael Saylor (Part Two)
Michael Saylor, the Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy and a prominent Bitcoin advocate, shares his vision for Bitcoin’s future adoption, its revolutionary potential, and the challenges it faces. In this post,…
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Michael Saylor – Pursuit of Bitcoin Yield
Bitcoin is an international asset, fundamentally altering the landscape of global finance. In a world where economies are facing unprecedented challenges and governments are “spending like drunken sailors,” Bitcoin stands…
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Entelechy
Entelechy (pronounced: en-TEL-uh-kee) is a philosophical concept, particularly prominent in Aristotelian thought. It refers to the realization of potential or the process of becoming fully actualized. The term comes from…
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FLUX
The word “flux” comes from the Latin word fluxus, which means “flow” or “a flowing.” The Latin verb fluere, meaning “to flow,” is the root of fluxus. The term has…
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The Freedom of the Flâneur
The winter light is something to behold. There’s a special quality to it—strips of light that cut through the cold air, reflecting off buildings like the Masonic Temple, and hitting…
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To photograph is to be
The full moon represents completion, renewal, and the height of energy. It’s a time for reflection, celebrating achievements, and letting go of what no longer serves a purpose. Just as…
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Dante Sisofo Photography as a Stream of Becoming
Dante Sisofo’s concept of photography as a stream of becoming draws from his philosophical perspective on capturing the essence of life and his approach to the art form. He sees photography not…
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Dante Sisofo Street Photography Tips and Advice
Dante offers several valuable tips and advice for street photography based on his experience: These tips and principles reflect Dante’s philosophy of capturing the authenticity and unpredictability of life on…
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The separation of money and state
A revolution I can get behind- The concept of Bitcoin as the “separation of money and state” is rooted in the idea that the creation, control, and distribution of money…
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The United States is a Constitutional Republic, not a Democracy
The United States is often described as a constitutional republic rather than a direct or “true” democracy because of its particular framework of governance, which emphasizes the rule of law,…
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Full Moon
The full moon holds significance across various cultures, belief systems, and scientific contexts. It has been a source of fascination, myth, and ritual throughout human history, with its symbolism and…
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Julius Caesar’s Kidnapping by Pirates
The story of Julius Caesar’s kidnapping by pirates is a famous episode from his early life, showcasing his bold character and strategic mind. It took place around 75 BCE, when…
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Antisthenes
Antisthenes (circa 445–365 BCE) was an ancient Greek philosopher, often regarded as one of the founders of Cynicism. He was born in Athens and initially studied under the sophist Gorgias,…
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Auguste Rodin
Auguste Rodin (1840–1917) remains a towering figure in the world of sculpture, celebrated for his ability to breathe life into bronze and marble. Known as the father of modern sculpture,…































