Tag: the dignity of work

“In the Final Analysis, the Rich Must Not Ignore the Poor” – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

One reason that we stop and think about the great causes on Martin Luther King Day is that no one has replaced him.  It was his voice that was so strong, and his message could not be ignored.  There is no other Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and so we return to his words so… Read More “In the Final Analysis, the Rich Must Not Ignore the Poor” – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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Martin Luther King and John Gardner on the Nobility of Work

It’s not often that I write an entire post based on part of one of Bob’s.  But this one prompted a lot of thinking that I feel the need to share…  It is in his interview with Chip Conley.  Here’s the excerpt: Morris: How specifically has Maslow influenced your own thinking about JVH’s employees? Conley: One… Read More Martin Luther King and John Gardner on the Nobility of Work

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