Head, Heart, and Hand

What if the ache you feel about your work is not confusion, but an unanswered calling?

Twenty-four centuries ago, Plato argued that a just life, and a just society, depends on knowing which of three inner forces truly leads you: reason, spirit, or appetite. Centuries later, the apostle Paul described the church as a body in which every member's gift matters equally. And long before either voice reached the West, the Igbo elders of West Africa built a civilization where no leader was born into power, only earned into it, by demonstrated wisdom, in full view of the whole village.

HEAD, HEART, AND HAND brings these three ancient witnesses to a single question every reader eventually asks: what am I actually for?

Inside, you will discover:

• Plato's tripartite soul, and how to read it in yourself and your children


• Paul's doctrine of the body of Christ, and why every calling carries equal honor


• The Igbo age-grade and title system, a real historical model for choosing leaders by merit, never by blood


• A practical framework for discerning a child's aptitude, long before the world tries to decide it for them


• A corrected vision of vocation, family, and the common good, built for the world we actually live in