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5 days ago · It is difficult to answer this question without first defining clearly what a vocation is. But as we saw last time, the concept of vocation is complex, and the scope of vocation (whether it is universal or not) is an important part of it. So an initial response to the question might be: It depends upon what we mean by vocation.
1 day ago · Monastic vows. When a person becomes a monk, it is common to take vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience. The Benedictines, however, have their own specific set of monastic vows which include those three. The first of these vows is stability. In this context, stability means a commitment to a specific community.
3 days ago · The single life vocation, while overlooking its contribution to society, is sporadically denigrated, with the default vocations of marriage, religious life or consecrated life getting more prominence. This general perception also mimics our postmodern age, which indicates that single life is for partying and then a “way-station” until ...
I’ll give you a few minutes to make a list — top of mind might include sales, marketing, technology, product management (especially product-market fit), technical skills, fundraising, team building, leadership, management, finance, and planning/executing strategic growth and scaling. Sure… but, sorry, none of that is the correct answer.
3 days ago · “Luckily my avocation became my vocation, so I feel like everything I like to do relates to my chosen profession. I love visiting art museums wherever we travel. The English Ceramics room at The High Museum of Art is a perennial favorite, and I visit on my birthday every year.”
2 days ago · A sunk cost is an expense that occurred in the past for which money was spent and cannot be recovered. 3. Give one example of a Sunk Cost. an old computer. 4. Define the term Opportunity Cost. The tradeoff results in an opportunity cost, which is the value of your next best choice—what you are giving up. 5.
5 days ago · Why is metadata important more than ever today? Metadata management goes beyond describing the content. It helps make crucial information searchable and discoverable — widely adopted today for organizational and efficient data management purposes. To name a few, it: Improves data organization
