Category: Phil Towle

How Will You Be Remembered?

Phil Towle | February 7, 2012 | 0 Comments

by Phil White

What do want to leave as your legacy?
How would you like to be recalled at your funeral?
How will your loved ones remember you?
What do you want written in your obituary?
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Navigating Our Sacred Morality

Navigating Our Sacred Morality

Phil Towle | June 8, 2011 | 0 Comments

(“For my new and precious friends at Whistleblower Support Center… Those for whom cause is justification enough to act…And, the rest of us who “stand around” watching you exercise our morality… for us!! May we soon join greater forces with one other!”) – Phil Towle, May 2011

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The whistleblower’s “ultimate” battle

The whistleblower’s “ultimate” battle

Phil Towle | May 4, 2011 | 0 Comments

“In tribute to those who sustain our truth under threat of losing their lives for our morality!”

 

Each of us carries our own “whistle…”
It’s called “conscience…”
Its purpose: to regulate our own morality…
Yes, we do know what is right, what is wrong…
And, we definitely know the difference…
Yet, employing a plethora of worthless excuses,
We humans freely compromise our conscience…

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Compassion Fatigue

Phil Towle | April 25, 2011 | 0 Comments

By Phil Towle, 28 March 2011

Today is the third and final installment of a three-part series on “compassion fatigue,” a “disease” that we’re all supposedly “suffering” from in the wake of earthquakes, tsunamis and other crises that compel us to care about others, to the point of “exhaustion”. In case you haven’t read parts one and two, they’re posted below. If you have, you can read again or fast forward down to part three.

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