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Monday Morning Memo

When a publishing house releases only one book a year, you know it will be a blockbuster. That’s always been the case with award-winning Bard Press, which has brought out 18 business bestsellers over the past 25 years. This year the boutique imprint has tapped authors Ed O’Malley and Julia Fabris McBride, whose book on leadership, due out this week, offers a revolutionary model that allows everyone to claim the mantle of “leader,” no matter how high up or low down they are on the organizational chart. As Ed and Julia explain to roving reporter Rotbart, anyone can lead, anytime, anywhere. Is it your turn to step up?

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“They teach that much of existence amounts only to misery; that misery is caused by desire; therefore, if desire is eliminated, then misery will be eliminated. Now that is true enough, as far as it goes. There is plenty of misery in the world, all right, but there is ample pleasure as well. If a person forswears pleasure to avoid misery, what has he gained? A life with neither misery nor pleasure is an empty, neutral existence, and, indeed, it is the nothingness of the void that is the lamas’ final objective. To actively seek nothingness is worse than defeat; why, Kudra, it is surrender; craven, chickenhearted, dishonorable surrender… How can you respect that sort of weakness, how can you admire a human who consciously embraces the bland, the mediocre, and the safe rather than risk the suffering that disappointments can bring?”

- Tom Robbins, speaking as the character Alobar about Buddhism in his 1984 novel "Jitterbug Perfume," p. 96

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