Monthly Archives: November 2007

Rising Scale Payouts

Posted on November 30, 2007 by

I have been wondering a lot lately about why “hot” books don’t cost more than ordinary books and also how a Rising Scale Payout might work in our new eReader world of direct book distribution: I can also see a … Continue reading →

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Born Broken

Posted on November 28, 2007 by

Are we born of original sin? Are we, in fact, born broken? If we are splintered and not whole from the start — how are we ever able to reconstitute our beliefs into whole-body faith and service to others? If … Continue reading →

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Feeding the Genius Monsters

Posted on November 26, 2007 by

Every new entrepreneur hopes to find great success in the marketplace; but there’s always an inherent risk in becoming successful: Companies are always better when they’re lean and hungry and looking to grow and they’re never the same again once … Continue reading →

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Paroled on Mercy and Faith

Posted on November 23, 2007 by

The other day I was watching a Parole Board Review show on television where we, as viewers, were taken inside a parole hearing for inmates at a New Jersey state prison. As I sat there and watched the inmates interact … Continue reading →

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