Learning from Dogs

Dogs are integrous animals. We have much to learn from them.

The Vision of Learning from Dogs

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“The trouble with most people is that they think with their hopes

or fears or wishes rather than with their minds.” Will Durant

Vision statements are often concise, snappy phrases that are meant to be inspiring, memorable and engaging! Maybe that’s a myth promulgated by those companies that earn their living writing them on behalf of clients!

It seems to me that a Vision statement should encapsulate just why the owners of the enterprise are committed to that venture.  The author of Learning from Dogs is committed to this project; here is the Vision.

Our children require a world that understands the importance of faith, integrity and honesty

Learning from Dogs will  serve as a reminder of the values of life and the power of unconditional love – as so many, many dogs prove each and every day

Constantly trying to get to the truth …

The power of greater self-awareness and faith; faith that the only way forward for us is through the truth …

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Written by Paul Handover

October 28, 2009 at 08:51

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  1. [...] to this Blog? Read more about our Vision. Who are the Authors? Read about [...]

  2. [...] conference call last Sunday to review the progress of the Blog.  As a result, we have added both a Vision and Purpose and amended the Welcome [...]

  3. [...] The Blog will continue to publish articles focussed close to the theme as expressed here. [...]

  4. [...] vision of why so many hours are spent managing and writing on Learning from Dogs is encapsulated here.  One of the ideas expressed there is, “Our children require a world that understands the [...]

  5. [...] introduction to Dianne Gray’s guest post on the 25th last, Dogs and life.  That is that the vision of Learning from Dogs is to remind all of us that we have no option in terms of the long-term [...]

  6. [...] Dogs are such pure creatures, as I try and explain in the Dogs and Integrity sidelink.  As I wrote in the Vision, [...]


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