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BOOK 2 POST

  Mini Book Review: Resilient: How to Grow an Unshakable Core of Calm, Strength, and Happiness by Dr. Rick Hanson I chose Resilient by Dr. Rick Hanson for class, but the themes in this book couldn’t have landed at a better time in my life. Recently, I’ve been on a journey of choosing myself — putting my own happiness and peace first before trying to meet the expectations of others. That’s exactly what this book aims to help with: building inner strength and emotional resilience in a world that constantly pulls us in different directions. I’ll be honest — I didn’t read the entire book. But even from what I’ve learned through its themes, I found a lot that resonated. The emphasis on self-compassion stood out the most. Like many people, I tend to be hard on myself, constantly pushing for more, often at the cost of burnout. Resilient seems to argue for a healthier balance: accountability without cruelty, discipline without self-destruction. That mindset shift — taking life one step at ...

Draft: Memo

To: Professor Clark Hansen, CEO, Anima Mundi Development Partners (AMDP) From: Giorgio Jimenez Hueman, Research and Development Department Date: March 4, 2025 Subject: Investment Evaluation of Vital Farms Introduction Consistent with AMDP’s goal to invest in socially responsible, environmentally sustainable, and profitable enterprises, my colleagues in the Research and Development department and I have analyzed and present Vital Farms as a suitable candidate for investment. This memo will outline AMDP’s key investment criteria related to sustainability, a detailed background and analysis of Vital Farms, as well as third-party evaluations, and our investment recommendation. Key Sustainability Concepts Triple Bottom Line (TBL): A framework which evaluates a company’s performance based on three pillars: People, Planet, and Profit. Unlike traditional financial metrics, TBL emphasizes social responsibility (People), environmental sustainability (Planet), and economic v...