“The Greeks are good at plumbing the depths of human psyche,” says Director Kevin Landis, professor of theater and director of the theater and dance program at University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. “Euripides turns his back on the rules of convention. His plays are emotionally brutal, and sometimes physically brutal. They make bold statements that don’t care about the political consequences.” “Medea” opens Wednesday at Ent Center for the Arts. Courtesy Kevin Landis
Experience is very underrated by those that do not have any!
Needless to say, these past few years have been a time that provided many lessons to those of us that have been in the financial services business a long time (too long to mention) as well as those that are still wet behind the ears. There is an old saying on Wall Street that goes as follows, âinvestors make money during bull markets and learn during bear markets.â That said, we thought now might be a good time to reflect on some of the lessons we have learned over the past few years.
In thinking about 2020, about the calendar page that infamously turned this time last year, Paige Figi puts it best: A struggle for many in many different ways.
Herself and her family included. They fell ill in America s early weeks of the pandemic. And they lost a loved one: a daughter and sister whose life touched countless others in Colorado Springs and far beyond.
And yet for Figi, it was a year of appreciation, she says. A year that made her reflect.
Perhaps we can all relate to that.
In the darkest times, how do we find happiness? What is happiness? How do we keep our spirits lifted? What s the secret?
In thinking about 2020, about the calendar page that infamously turned this time last year, Paige Figi puts it best: "A struggle for many in many different ways."
In thinking about 2020, about the calendar page that infamously turned this time last year, Paige Figi puts it best: A struggle for many in many different ways.
Herself and her family included. They fell ill in America s early weeks of the pandemic. And they lost a loved one: a daughter and sister whose life touched countless others in Colorado Springs and far beyond.
And yet for Figi, it was a year of appreciation, she says. A year that made her reflect.
Perhaps we can all relate to that.
In the darkest times, how do we find happiness? What is happiness? How do we keep our spirits lifted? What s the secret?