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Re: Colorado Leeds School of Business Application

heathercapri — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 18:35:51 -0000

Dear CU,

As a native Boulder resident and fellow CU alumna, I am honored to recommend Andrew Hyde to the Leeds School of Business graduate program. Boulder is indeed "one of the most entrepreneurial communities in the country," and I can attest that Andrew is one of the most community-driven and community-fostering people in Boulder.

Andrew's ability to organize and ignite others to be proactively involved in their respective communities, entrepreneurial or otherwise, has been recognized and applauded by people across the globe.

Andrew is bright and friendly, and his charisma is magnetic. He will be a valued addition to your program.

Respectfully,
Heather Capri Buna
Electrical Engineering, 2004

Re: PodCamp Boulder

heathercapri — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 01:56:06 -0000

Fun weekend, fun podcast! And for those who are interested, here's just how close Grant was on guessing the HEX color code for "goldenrod"! http://i41.tinypic.com/2mmbk12.gif

Re: Seeking Happiness

heathercapri — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 18:54:39 -0000

Why should it have to be one or the other? (I'm the naysayer, I suppose!)

My pastor shared a testimony this week of a woman who attends our church. She had been unemployed for months, and wasn't praying for just a job, but a position. She knew that there's so much more than just finding a source of income; that being able to apply your gifts and talents in your area of work speaks volumes to your happiness in that work. I wholeheartedly agree.

The more you love what you do, the less it seems like work and more like life, and the line between the two becomes harder to distinguish. So in theory, your work/life "balance" becomes a gray area, because in the end they are one in the same.

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By the way, the woman got her dream position in a specialized field, just a week after requesting prayer :)