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Foundational Identity
There are some foundational things about your identity that just cannot change. There are some things – scars, conditioning, desires, or preferences that are just a foundational part of your… Read more
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The Ability to Create
Anyway can create. Everyone has the ability to create. There is no excuse – no amount of lack of skill or ability can stop you from creating. It takes –… Read more
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Blind to What I Don’t Need
I see fine. Okay, I need some contact lenses to help me see fine, but I see fine. I have had a few lectures lately that have addressed blind spots… Read more
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Suspend Judgment
If you did a search on Google for this term, you would find a wikipedia page about it. The page says that the opposite of suspension of judgment is prejudgment… Read more
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The Loneliness Intensifies
I heard that phrase tonight. If there is something that scares an extrovert – I think it’s that. Not only is the loneliness scary, but that fact that it can… Read more
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Training to the Breaking Point
You’re only as good as much as you train. If you are able to train to the breaking point – where you’re actually broken – you might get to see… Read more
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Identity Drive
My best time for reflection and creating of identity happens when I drive. I love driving. It’s the best time for me to reflect on identity. I’m always thinking about… Read more
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Gathering Around a #Hashtag
I heard someone talk about this idea. He had started a hashtag – mainly as a snarky remark – and a million tweets later, he realized that he had tapped… Read more
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Setting up Boundaries
I was thinking through boundaries today. I have read books on them. I have heard people talk about them. Most of the time, I hear about it in the context… Read more
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More Grace
As a teacher and eternal student, I have been in a context where it’s all about more knowledge, more information, more research – just more data. Well, I guess it’s… Read more
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I’m Lem Usita, Ed.D.
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