88.1 How pastors should take care of businesspeople http://bit.ly/X2V658 @9marksonline
88.2 Michael Jordan: an example of "gaining the whole world and losing your soul"? http://bit.ly/X2yPD0 @tgc
88.3 A pen that "writes" in 3-D...this is awesome http://bit.ly/WhvqOo
88.4 Myers Briggs typology of Disney characters? Yes please http://bit.ly/X2U3C2 myersbriggs.tumblr.com
88.6 The Onion for the win: seagull with diarrhea barely makes it to crowded beach in time http://onion.com/WLNcv4 @theonion
88.7 I have seen the future and it is Google Glass http://bit.ly/Yrnk54 @verge
88.8 A business turnaround consultant's approach to fixing the Catholic Church http://nyti.ms/Za1aHr @nytimes
88.9 Dad 2.0 Summit helps advertisers better market to them rather than insulting them http://nyti.ms/136FaSZ @nytimes
88.10 14 things successful people do on the weekends (surprise: most of it involves resting) http://onforb.es/Xqg2T8 @forbes
4 comments:
Love your links, Lee!
I had a much longer comment, but it quickly turned into an egocentric ramble. Funny, huh?
Sorry-- it's only funny if you know that my comment was on the Michael Jordan piece from Matt Smethurst of The Gospel Coalition, and on this quote in particular:
"As a Christian, it's easy to read a piece like Thompson's and feel discouraged, even disgusted, by Jordan's egotism. Yet as psychologists clamor to diagnose Jordan's condition, we feel no surprise. The distance between him and us is, after all, uncomfortably slim. We want to be the most important person in every room; he is. As the apostle might say, who is sufficient for these things?"
Joel - Thanks for the link love love. Btw, Musings accepts "egocentric rambles" as comments as well!
Joel, this is a good word and I agree. I can't speak for others, but if I was as famous/powerful/successful/etc. as so-and-so, I'd probably be infinitely more unbearable than they are.
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