Category Archives: triple bottom line

Passion

by Michelle Posted on April 24, 2011

In response to my Cooking post, she said something like, “Wow, Michelle, I enjoy your passion about things.” I thought. I paused. I reflected. I was questioned several years ago why I won’t do art as a career. I can … Continue reading →

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Consensus Training

by Michelle Posted on March 18, 2011

Our consensus training is finally upon us! I am very excited. Our group has been self-learning consensus for the past 10 months, and I think it will be good to have a seasoned user show us some things to do. … Continue reading →

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Living on Credit

by Michelle Posted on February 22, 2011

Budget, budget, budget – crisis. It seems, today, everywhere you look, everyone is suffering from a budget crisis. Business, non-profits, families, single people, countries. What I found most interesting about this concept, right now, is the emotional stress it causes … Continue reading →

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Fiction: Veronica

by Michelle Posted on February 5, 2011

She looked in the mirror, again, examining the little lines around her eyes. “Those didn’t used to be there,” she thought. Age, such a condition of time. “How the kids keep getting younger, and today I look closer to 40 … Continue reading →

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Community

by Michelle Posted on December 16, 2010

It was either 2005 or 2006. I was taking my first Urban Studies & Planning course, Film and the City. It was a sort of introductory course to Urban Planning through the eyes of film. The first movie we viewed … Continue reading →

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