“Eudaimonia is a high-level concept, a measure of quality of life, of flourishing, of fulfilling one’s potential.” – John Kay Sit down and strap yourselves in, ’cause I’m getting all philosophical up in here. The subtitle of John Kay’s book Obliquity…
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The pursuit of eudaimonia
Tagged with: Aristotle, Croesus, Daniel Nettle, eudaimonia, John Kay, Obliquity, philosophy, Plutarch, Reinhold Messner, satisfaction, Solon, Tellus
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Two very different champions
Within the past few weeks, both the soccer teams on which I play won their respective league championships. These achievements, while trivial in the grand scheme of life, nevertheless fill me with pride and some satisfaction. It wasn’t so much that…
Tagged with: Exports, Fusion, Grand River Soccer, KDSL, Lee Brooks, Mind Gym, resilience, satisfaction, Tri-City Men's Soccer League
Posted in Everything, Soccer, Sports
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