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- JUNE 2018
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Start Small.
Push Back.
Part 3 on moral design
Zack Bryant urges us to consider the method and manner of production, as people who pursue moral design for ourselves and for our clients.
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Running after one's hat
Amid summer floods here in Virginia, we recall this classic essay by G.K. Chesterton, prompting us to approach inconveniences with joy.
Quotidiana
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Who was Wayne?
In this riveting podcast, a boy in a found photo causes strangers to undertake a decades-long search for his identity.
Reply All
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The secret economy of animals
Bees and baboons regulate their own biological markets, exchanging goods for services.
Bloomberg
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As sad or happy as the tide
They are walking in the woods along the coast and in a grassy meadow, wasting, they come upon two old neglected apple trees.
Poets.org
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A magnificent essay by Teju Cole, wrestling with identity and the illusions of his homeland.
Medium
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"An adventure is only an inconvenience rightly considered."
-- G.K. CHESTERTON
"On Running After One's Hat"
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Discovered a spellbinding story?
We are always hungry for great stories. Have you found one lately?
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Copyright � 2018 Journey Group, All rights reserved.
Story Matters is the publication of Journey Group, devoted to celebrating the craft of storytelling in all its many forms.
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