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The Monday Morning Memo

Fast forward. After many years, I let the beard grow again. It’s a ritual I observe when there are big life changes coming.

One Monday six months ago, it happened again. Shortly after a yoga class a fellow student broke the 7am silence of packing up. He was certain that I could pass for Luke Skywalker. Not the young Jedi in the white costume of the late seventies. But the crusty, self-secluded hermit. That put me into another exercise to see how true it might be.

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“The Two Times We Read Don Quixote

  1. When a nation is pursuing a beautiful dream, the artists of that nation will paint, and sculpt, and write plays about heroes who fight against impossible odds. And they will cheer for Don Quixote, a visionary hero who saw beauty, justice and honor in a common village girl who didn’t know he was alive.

  2. Generations later, weary, disheartened, and brittle, those same nations will laugh at the absurdity of believing in heroes, and their comedians will mock the foolishness of relentless determination. And they will sneer at Don Quixote, a man who saw visions of beauty, justice and honor in a common village girl who didn’t know he was alive.

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- Roy H. Williams

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