We are very good at rewarding our children. Whether a trophy for every player (is that still a point of conversation?) or a piece of candy for every time one listens. And it’s not just now, but well before trophies became a sign of involvement over a sign of achievement. This ideology goes well into …
You are worth more . . .
Identity. We want it, yet we fear it. Self-doubt raises its voice and we find ourselves questioning time and time again an inherent value, unattached from our accomplishments, work flow, or ability to eat kale. Still we let those things, perhaps all good in their intentionality, become less about a noble discipline to shape our …