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In the early nineteenth century, Thomas Carlyle gave a manuscript to philosopher John Stuart Mill to review. Somehow, whether accidentally or intentionally, the manuscript got tossed into a fire. It was Carlyle’s only copy. Undaunted, he set to work rewriting the lost chapters. Mere flames couldn’t stop the story, which remained intact in his mind. Out of great loss, Carlyle produced his monumental work The French Revolution.
Unlike Thomas and fortunately for us, the manuscripts of our 800+ authors from around the globe have been preserved as originally published over the past decade –now representing over 26,000 timeless works of wisdom. Such wisdom spans across the life, culture, and business spectrum, including storytelling at its very best, poetry, podcasts, videocasts, music anthologies, and blockbuster streaming productions. And what better time for each of you than during our “Radical Sabbatical” to take a stroll through our massive archives of “good stuff” until our publishing resumes in mid-February. While you can always start at our Home Page, here’s a quick-click list for your convenience ⤵︎
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~Albert Einstein
Dennis, enjoy your break and thank you for all you have done. You are a big influence in who I am today
I often go and read old articles by BZC’s amazing columnists and I will definitely do it again.
Enjoy your well deserved rest Dennis, although as I have already told you, I am sure you will spend a lot of time reinventing something new and interesting.
I wish you all the best.
Thank you my friend!
I am always so conflicted when I comment on one of these posts, because much of the dialogue across voices happen on Linkedin, but there they disappear in the big vortex, while here on the mother lode they remain attached to the source.
It is always a joy to discover past pieces from authors I get connected with later “in their production.” Sometimes I feel like a four year old discovering that even grandparents once had grandparents: history didn’t start when I stepped on the scene. And so many good pieces was published by Bizcatalyst before I ever learned about the site.
So have a great and well earned sabbatical, Dennis, I have a lot of catch up reading to do and I am sure I am not the only one.
Enjoy your well-deserved break, dear Dennis! “See” you when you return!
Simply grateful, my friend -thank you!
Dennis, you serve and serve again. Not just tennis, btw.
Enjoy and enjoy again your serenity sabbatical, brother. We love you.
Be.
Mac
Thanks, Mac – grateful for your presence and your support, my friend!