Cornerstones features the writings of Jennifer StJohn and the Fusion Group editorial team. Enjoy these insightful and engaging essays for a different take on business, life and the pursuit of success and serenity.
How do you get to Carnegie Hall?
He’s cool! He’s hip! He’s with it! He’s a young man with a trumpet case in one hand while the other snaps out the beat as he sashays down the street. Sporting a beret and shades, he’s the embodiment of jazz. Whoa, he stops – comes face to face with an elderly couple (Tourists!): “Excuse me young man, can you tell us the way to Carnegie Hall?” A slow smile of understanding
Limits to Logic & Unconditional Love
“The entire career of a Bodhisattva is governed by two major characteristics: Wisdom and Compassion.
Buddhahood is accomplished by Wisdom, but the act of becoming a Buddha is accomplished by Compassion.
A Bodhisattva’s own liberation is achieved through Wisdom, but his goal of liberating others is
[…]This July, Think about Dependence
“We must all hang together.
Or assuredly we shall all hang separately!”
– Benjamin Franklin
American Printer, Writer, Speaker
Founding Father
(1706 – 1790)
Life is a Game
“The soft-minded man always fears change. He feels security in the status quo, and he has an almost morbid fear of the new. For him, the greatest pain is the pain of a new idea.”
-Martin Luther King, Jr.
Civil-Rights Leader
(1929 – 1968)
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[…]Active Awareness
“The language of the body is the key than can unlock the soul.”
– Konstantin Stanislavsky
Russian Actor
(1863 – 1938)
“Open your ears before you open your mouth, it may
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