Memorial Day Prayer

Until the human race fig­ures out how to stand up beyond war, some will go for the rest of us, stand­ing up for us as best they can and then lying down in peace upon the hill. Let the mem­o­ries of so many souls, so good and true,  be deeply hon­ored and remind us of how short the time… Con­tin­ue read­ing Memo­r­i­al Day Prayer

Do You Know What Your Leadership Journey Is?

Phras­es like “lead­er­ship jour­ney” and “lead­er­ship path” fre­quent­ly are thrown around. We may have an intu­itive sense of what they mean as code for the sto­ry of our own per­son­al growth. But if some­one asked you direct­ly, what is that sto­ry for you, could you be artic­u­late? There is so much jar­gon, so many “round… Con­tin­ue read­ing Do You Know What Your Lead­er­ship Jour­ney Is?

A Drop of Water

In a world fraught with con­flicts and prob­lems of all kinds, I must see and think for myself. The Bud­dhist view is that if a per­son reflects in just this thor­ough way, he or she will dis­cov­er at bot­tom that no such per­son­al self exists…a moment of Enlight­en­ment. Well, I am in no place to… Con­tin­ue read­ing A Drop of Water

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Achievement and Trust Are Not the Same

It is said that there are a num­ber of kinds of trust in busi­ness set­tings. There’s trust in anoth­er’s com­pe­tence, for exam­ple, and trust in anoth­er’s fun­da­men­tal reli­a­bil­i­ty, integri­ty or con­sis­ten­cy. In busi­ness set­tings see­ing how these dif­fer­ent kinds of trust inter­act is vital. But none of these forms is more impor­tant or com­pli­cat­ed than… Con­tin­ue read­ing Achieve­ment and Trust Are Not the Same