On this episode of More Than One Way we are joined by special guest Brian Cole, Bishop of the Diocese of East Tennessee for a discussion about work, self-care, competition, contemplation and meaning. We look through the lens of holiday season, busyness, metaphors for work, and methods for how we care for ourselves. Is there room to step away from drinking from the firehose to drink from living water? We are so glad Brian could join us to share his perspective and experience. Let’s join the conversation.
Resources:
- "From Drinking from a Firehose to Drinking from Living Water" - Brian Cole, The Living Church
- New Seeds of Contemplation - Thomas Merton
- In Search of Excellence - Tom Peters
- Perfect Days movie
- Emily in Paris - Netflix
- Abbey of Gethsemani
- Shabbat Explained: The Secret to Sacred Rest (w/ Rabbi Susan Goldberg) Soul Boom Podcast | Episode 33
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Original Music composed by: Paul Ruff
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