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What do the following four social ventures all have in common: Driptech, D.Light, Click Diagnostics, and Embrace?
They were all started by students. Don't believe me? Look it up.
My decision to fast and seek God “coincidentally” happened to coincide with Awakening 21 and during that month I surrendered myself completely to God. All my worries about my future and career, my family, my calling, and financial problems I put it all in God’s hands and focused ALL my attention on Him. I didn’t merely want to hear and know His will, but I wanted the ability and heart to obey His will passionately and joyfully.
Insanity is the only word that comes to mind when I reflect on how powerfully God has been moving recently. I could write a book with the testimonies of His faithfulness and love he’s built in my life just in this year alone, but for the sake of time I’ll only be sharing, as colloquial and straightforward as possible, how God is literally transforming my workplace, Whole Foods Market. But first things first: I am a janitor.
Do not imagine that if you meet a really humble man he will be what most people call “humble” nowadays: he will not be a sort of greasy, smarmy person, who is always telling you that, of course, he is nobody.
The winners of the 2008 Transformasphere Actionable Idea contest are the following:
Ann Arbor: Amber Kao, Anita Park, Junia Kim, Paul Kim, Tim Lee
Chicago: Olivia Kim, Zhen Cheng
To view the Ann Arbor winning submission, click here
To view the Chicago winning submission, click here
A video of the Ann Arbor project idea can be viewed below:
The other night I had the most amazing conversation with my dad. My initial purpose was to inform him of Veronica’s time in Ann Arbor this Christmas and our general ideas about the wedding. One of the topics we talked about was the financial aspect of the wedding and marriage.
He then abruptly asked: “Are you guys getting a pre-nup?”
Judaism may be recognized as one of the world's great religions, but its numbers have always been few. Outside of Israel, its believers and practitioners form a distinctive community within a community, and their proportion of the population is generally extremely low.
People often ask me 'why psychiatry?' I offer this example that God redeems my work:
"Dear Dr. Morairty,
In dental school we studied a lot about pain. We defined pain as the perception or experience of current or future physical and/or emotional harm. Physical pain involves large unmyelinated/slower "C" nerve fibers (more like dull/chronic pain), as well as smaller myelinated/faster "alpha-something" nerve fibers (for heat/cold/temperature pain)... uhh... something nerdy like that. Some people are born without those nerves that sense pain, and end up seriously harming themselves.
This summer I've spent more time and money fixing my car than I ever have before.
