Seth Kahan

Giving it All Away

Canada has eighty-one billionaires, but only one who has pledged to give it all away. On Saturday the Globe and Mail reported that Jeffrey Skoll, past president and first fulltime employee of eBay, signed the Giving Pledge – a commitment to give away the majority of his money to philanthropy. In so doing he joins […]

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Memorial Day Poem

Standing clear in freedom’s waves I watch the children play And know beneath their feet Under time’s enduring beat Ten thousand hearts are buried. Through battles, wars, and pain, Suffering, loss, and gain, The most precious gift of all, A single bugle call, Our future you safely carried. Standing here with quiet sorrow I think

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Making Mojo

Mojo is a personal ornament that either provides protection from evil, danger, and disease or conveys a blessing, as an aid to a particular challenge. It originates from hoodoo, a largely African-American belief system that combines rituals from Africa, Native America and Europe. The mojo itself is a little flannel bag containing objects of special

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Go to Your Dojo

In ordinary parlance, a dojo is a place where martial artists convene to work out, train, and hold contests. But, literally translated it is Japanese for the location of the way. The way is more than the way of the martial artist, more than the way of judo, karate, tai kwan do, or whatever system

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4 Building Blocks for Innovation: Latent, More, Better, and New

Because there are always at least two parties involved, value always has at least two faces, one for each. The fact is that usually there are more than two. Just as it takes a village to raise a child, it takes an ecology to cultivate value. Every participant – including partners, suppliers, allies, beneficiaries, and

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