Contract work is being replaced with connection creation.
Logic is melting into love.
Mathematics is losing press to meaning.
Deals are becoming points of delight.
And the best…
“What’s your poem?” > “What’s your point?”
You won’t believe the name they’re going to have for the most savvy business and thought leader(s) of the future….
Human.
A modern-day peacemaker, Jer Swigart has found himself contending for restoration in beautifully bizarre corners of our global village. Whether in the tribes of northern Pakistan, the slums of India, the red-light districts of Southeast Asia, the violence of Israel and Palestine, or the racial injustice of his own neighborhood, Jer loves people in a way that disarms violence and dismantles divides.
He joins us in episode 70 at Let The Music Play Podcast as we discuss his book Mending the Divides: Creative Love in a Conflicted World.
The Killers – You’ve Got Some Kind of Love
You got the will of a wild, a wild bird
You got the faith of a child Before the world gets in
You got some kind of love
You got some kind of love
You got the soul of a truck On a long distance haul
You got the grace of a storm In the desert
You got some kind of love
You got some kind of love
You got some kind
You got some kind
You got some kind
You got some kind of love
Christopher L. Heuertz was first introduced to the Enneagram in the slums of Cambodia. Since then he has trained under some of the great living Enneagram masters including Father Richard Rohr, Russ Hudson, Marion Gilbert, and Helen Palmer, and now teaches the Enneagram in workshops and retreats around the world. Chris is an International Enneagram Association Accredited Professional. He and his wife Phileena live in Omaha with their puppy Basil, and you can join him on Facebook and Twitter in his intentions to love on the margins.
Before you label it good or bad…
…before you critique it as right or wrong…
…before you define ‘them’ and ‘those’ as in or out…
…or before you grant yourself the freedom to judge – give yourself the opportunity to just be.
Now you can be with the moment.
Now you can be in the moment.
Let the moment work on you before you work on it.
This is the art of allowing.
This is how one becomes available to what life is ushering forth on your behalf.
Life just happens to be woven and composed with the purposes of transformation. We see it everywhere if we will only stop, look, and acknowledge.
Just ask the trees or the person(s) you most admire.
You’ll see their branches, but they’ll tell you stories about their leaves.
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