Courageous Leadership ACT I
“The great need for anyone in authority is courage.”
Read MoreThese are my reflections on work, leadership, and life in general. I hope they inspire you to think and engage in thoughtful dialogue. All artwork is done by my sister, Mary strong.
“The great need for anyone in authority is courage.”
Read More“Not to feel exasperated, or defeated, or despondent because your days aren’t packed with wise and moral actions. But to get back up when you fail, to celebrate behaving like a human—however imperfectly—and fully embrace the pursuit that you’ve embarked on.”
Read More“We can serve the public good in many ways with equal courage.” ~Holiday & Hanselman
Read MoreEvery day we are given multiple opportunities to exemplify the values we hold dear. We may not always be successful… show yourself some grace and mercy and hold yourself accountable next time.
Read MoreBeing truly grateful allows us to view that what we have is enough.
Read More“I define myself by my ability to give. I define myself by my ability to understand. I define myself by my ethics and by my truth. These are the things that inform who I am, other than exterior moments that ebb and flow.”
Read More“The only way I know to handle failure is to gain historical perspective, to think about people who have successfully lived with failure.”
Read More“It is not events that disturb people, it is their judgments concerning them.” -Epictetus
Read More“When people show you who they are, believe them.”
Read More“Do as God does…Let LOVE be your guide.” Ephesians 5:1
Read MoreTales from the mouth of a wolf
These are my reflections on work, leadership, and life in general. I hope they inspire you to think and engage in thoughtful dialogue. All artwork is done by my sister, Mary strong.
These are my reflections on work, leadership, and life in general. I hope they inspire you to think and engage in thoughtful dialogue. All artwork is done by my sister, Mary strong.
These are my reflections on work, leadership, and life in general. I hope they inspire you to think and engage in thoughtful dialogue. All artwork is done by my sister, Mary strong.