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Philanthropy’s Drag Coefficient: When Process Costs More Than Failure

The moment a grant leaves a foundation’s account, it is gone. There is no equity position. No convertible note. No return on capital.

Radio Silence

Only he would create a launch window to the dark side of the moon to coincide with the hinge of the Triduum: on the first night of Passover, with the crew circling the moon over Easter Week.

Dunning, Kruger, and Jesus Walk Into a Home Depot

In 1999, psychologists David Dunning and Justin Kruger found that individuals often fail to recognize their incompetence in a skill. This phenomenon impacts our spiritual journeys, where we may rush to polished results, neglecting the necessary groundwork. True competence requires us to engage in the unglamorous work that builds a solid foundation. What does it take? Grace.