by Jeffrey Keefer | Oct 12, 2022 | Habits, Opportunities, Spirituality, Theory |
It is important that we live our lives and thus engage in our actions by following what we believe to be good for us and the world around us. Many spiritual or religious traditions have different ways of listing or naming the virtues, yet they all point to indications...
by Jeffrey Keefer | Jan 6, 2019 | Coaching, Education, Reflective Practice, Theory |
What are Your Hidden Assumptions about Yourself? One of the Facebook groups I started a number of years ago, Actor-Network Theory (ANT), has chugged along over the years as a communal hub for those of us interested in the theoretical and methodological aspects of...
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