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Out as sort of basket cases, emotional basket cases, but then they built themselves. and the lesson is no matter how old you are, no matter how young you are, there s still a lot to do inside. you might have retired from your career. but moral education is an obligation we have to do every single day. these characters start out baird rush the great civil rights leader, was an egomaniac. george eliot, the great novelist, she was emotionally needy. dorothy day, the great community worker she was just fragmented and all over the place. dwight eisenhower, he had a terrible temper problem. and what they all did was they said what is my core sin? what is my deepest problem? how does that problem lead to behavior? consciously. consciously and day by day and they regarded the inner confrontation with themselves as the central drama of their lives. day by day they worked on it, worked on it, and they built themselves in all cases into something magical, and what you get when you see peo ....
Techniques what does it look like? and you have these characters through history whom you study. do you find that there were some who started out with the resume virtues and discovered they wanted a stronger inner life? . all of my characters started out as sort of emotional basket cases, but then they built themselves and the lesson is no matter how old you are, no matter how young you are, there is still lots to do inside. moral education an obligation we have to do every single day. these characters start out baird rush was an egomaniac. george eliot, the great novelist she was emotionally needily. dorothy day, they was just fragmented and all over the place. dwight eisenhower he had a terrible temper problem and what they all did was they said what is my core sin? what is my deepest problem? how does that problem lead to behavior? consciously. consciously and day by day and they regarded the inner confrontation with themselves as ....