Dogs & Dolphins
It’s a joy to present the Second Place Winner in our Soul Shelter First-Person Essay Award. Writer Yuvi Zalkow receives $500 for
Fortune
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Creativity Vs. Commerce: Stalking the Spotlight
Do actors have it the hardest of anybody seeking to balance fortune and fulfillment? We’re all familiar with the image
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Jack London on Upward Mobility
(This post is an installment of CommonSensical.)
In his essay “What Life Means to Me” (1905), the American novelist Jack London
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Creativity Vs. Commerce: My Kid Could Paint That
“The American malady is a spiritual one, the commercialization of spiritual goods on an enormous scale, in the same way as
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Guest Post: Born Ready
(This post comes to us from Chicago writer Simon A. Smith, a contestant in our Soul Shelter First-Person Essay Award.
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How to Go Solo Without a “Big Idea”
Tired of your job? Dreaming of striking out on your own? Eager to transition into a career that builds on
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Nourishing the Creative Impulse
At Soul Shelter we proudly advance a simple idea. It’s not a new idea, but it seems to be increasingly unorthodox
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High Anxiety & Happiness
Herewith, we present a new essay from our Soul Shelter First-Person Essay Award submission pool. We think you’ll find Seattle
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Pursuing Fortune and Fulfillment with Blogger Extraordinaire J.D. Roth
Today marks the debut of Soul Shelter’s Entrepreneurs Live!, an occasional series of interviews with people who’ve chosen to strive for
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On Moderation
“A thing is sometimes added to by being diminished and diminished by being added to.” — Tao Te Ching (XLII; 96)
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