
Living on the Edge
Risky Advice from a Senior Millennial
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Living on the Edge is risky advice for living an adventurous life. I begin with a brief sketch about my life and the influences that took me in the direction it did. I discuss communication models and paradigms that have helped me live in cross-cultural risky environments. I learned to validate people without endorsing values that are counter to my own. I've learned how to create a space to put things I haven't understood or about which I didn't yet have enough information to make an informed decision. I've learned that it's not a bad thing to be a "child of the light" in times of darkness. Th...
Living on the Edge is risky advice for living an adventurous life. I begin with a brief sketch about my life and the influences that took me in the direction it did. I discuss communication models and paradigms that have helped me live in cross-cultural risky environments. I learned to validate people without endorsing values that are counter to my own. I've learned how to create a space to put things I haven't understood or about which I didn't yet have enough information to make an informed decision. I've learned that it's not a bad thing to be a "child of the light" in times of darkness. These and more comprise advice, some of it risky, I'd like to give my millennial friends. I suggest that God is the great Recycler and that he doesn't make junk, and there's more.