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Rebecca Silva-Faville

Notes from a workplace contemplative—where the inner life meets the outer setting

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I’m an average middle-class worker, a registered nurse, pursuing integration of work, home, and community. One seamless, healthy existence lived out in many contexts, seeking to move with openness and curiosity first, then advocacy; Held as a small, beloved part inside a much larger, mysterious story. I draw on many perspectives and disciplines to explore how my/our participation in a broken system may contribute to wholeness, reconciliation, and (if at all possible) redemption.

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A bigger vision than business

No more business owners. We need believers. People who are willing to pursue a beautiful vision and co-create with their community.

A believer doesn’t set out to make money. Sure, mission needs margin, but how many decisions get made for the sake of margin and turn out to be a mask for mission-drift? If it’s worth committing to, is it worth re-committing to, moment by moment, day by day?

What is margin anyway? A Tesla and MacBook for every senior leader? Or is it a living wage and health benefits for every team member? Do fundraising events celebrate donors or the program participants?

Instead of a team that generates clever web content, how about a group of visionaries whose lives generate inspiring context?

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