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This week brings us to the final post in the WBW Greatest Hits series. When we made the greatest hits list, we picked 36 posts from the 100+ posts on the site to create a representative sampling of all WBW posts. I hope you liked our choices.

If you liked reading this sampling from the archive, the good news is that this was only about a third of the posts on the site. The other 70+ posts can be found here—and since we’ve found that different posts tend to be popular with different people, you may like many of those better than the ones you’ve already read.

Of course, this is only the end of the Sunday morning greatest hits emails—we’ll still email you every time there’s new stuff.

Anyway, the final greatest hits post is called Religion for the Nonreligious. I’m nonreligious. But I realized at some point that “nonreligious” isn’t a belief system or a growth system—it’s simply stating the kind of belief system I don’t subscribe to. So I thought about what I do believe and the way I do work on growth, and I laid out those ideas in this post. I made this the last post in this series because to me, this post is the thesis of the whole site. The ideas in this post are what I’m trying to do when I write every post—and what I try to do every day of my life (with varied success). I hope it resonates with you as much as it does with me.

Religion for the Nonreligious

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