Can we convince you that this is what we look like?

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WATCH: Strangers Philosophise in a Ball Pit
Pete(r) Karinen wrote in Living, Creativity and Soul Pancake

The fine folks over at Soul Pancake find yet another unique way of spreading joy, connecting people, and tackling life’s big questions.

We’re so excited to launch our first round of NOVEL — the Hunger Games begin this week! Throughout the next month, we’ll be critically discussing what The Hunger Games has to say about leadership.
Weekly discussions will take place in the VLC, and tweetups will occur weekly at 6 PM EST. Use #NOVEL to tag your tweets.
Here is the reading schedule we’ll be following. 
 March 12th: Chapters 1 through 4 
 March 19th: Chapters 5 through 9 
 March 26th: Chapters 10 through 13 
 April 2nd: Chapters 14 through 18
 April 9th: Chapters 19 through 22 
 April 16th: Chapters 23 through 27
Who’s ready to get started?

We’re so excited to launch our first round of NOVEL — the Hunger Games begin this week! Throughout the next month, we’ll be critically discussing what The Hunger Games has to say about leadership.

Weekly discussions will take place in the VLC, and tweetups will occur weekly at 6 PM EST. Use #NOVEL to tag your tweets.

Here is the reading schedule we’ll be following.

  • March 12th: Chapters 1 through 4 
  • March 19th: Chapters 5 through 9 
  • March 26th: Chapters 10 through 13 
  • April 2nd: Chapters 14 through 18
  • April 9th: Chapters 19 through 22 
  • April 16th: Chapters 23 through 27

Who’s ready to get started?

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It’s not always some big, flowery, masterfully delivered declaration that teams need to hear from their leaders. Often it’s the little things–small phrases or statements that can change the tone and feel of your workplace environment.

(via gsuleadteam)

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How to Feed a Town: The Incredible Edible Project
Adele Peters wrote in Food, Sustainability and Sustainable Design

Four years ago, a group of residents in the small English town of Todmorden decided to adopt an ambitious goal: by 2018, the whole town would become completely “food independent,” growing and raising all of the food it needed itself, through the Incredible Edible Todmorden project.

Now, virtually every free piece of land in the town is filled with food, from yards in front of the police and railway stations, to parks, schoolyards, backyards, and traffic roundabouts. Everything grown on public land is free for anyone in town to take. The nonprofit running the project also offers classes in everything from baking bread to pickling.

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Meetup in 30 glorious minutes.

Meetup in 30 glorious minutes.