Experimenting in Search of Meaning: John Engle
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The document discusses the author's personal journey experimenting with different projects and careers in search of meaning and purpose, including various business ventures, skills training programs, and non-profit work helping communities in Haiti. It touches on influences like family, travel, and interests in entrepreneurship that led them to their current role leading an organization that helps improve education in Haiti through partner schools, leadership training, and capacity building.
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Experimenting in Search of Meaning: John Engle
- 1. Experimenting in search of meaning
- 4. Your BIG, new, exciting Project? Why?
- 5. schools composting toilets poultry businesses bakery construction job skills entrepreneurship From circles to…
- 6. “How’d you end up doing this work in Haiti?”
- 8. cinco de engles. all in the family
- 9. popping the bubble. we live a different life
- 10. long hair, don’t care. the living was easy
- 11. satisfaction = adventure + drugs + money
- 12. SCHOOLWORK!
- 13. the harley years 40,000 miles. 2 harleys.
- 14. where’s the meaning? what’s MY purpose?
- 15. plunge into business ...and a comfortable life
- 16. a presidential change finding leadership
- 19. compelled by Haiti’s history
- 20. against all odds brutal & beautiful
- 21. Helping Haitians change Haiti through education Schools – 6 partner schools and the Children’s Academy Churches – Training thousands in children’s rights & collaborative leadership Organizations – Helping others to build capacity
- 22. The World Bank
- 24. text subtext
- 26. • photo of community meeting
- 33. thank you. i want to hear your story
- 34. come visit :)
Editor's Notes
- #18: France fight Spanish and win Haiti. They turn the country into a factory: growing and exporting sugar, tobacco, indigo and cotton. There were 750,000 slaves, imported from Africa, to only 32,000 French. Public torture and execution are used regularly to maintain control.