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  • Disruptive Leadership
    Business,  Education

    Breaking away from the norm, embracing new disruptive leadership styles

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    This is a hard task for some, “breaking away”. People become so ingrained in a process, educational niche, or field/office experience, but lack essential elements critical to long-term success. I’m not referring to hard skills like a solid business plan, accounting, marketing, etc. Rather, it is the essential (soft skills) personal elements that are lacking. Elements that could help boost them to the next level of training and knowledge. But many are afraid to put themselves out there. There is a fallacy in the realm of education that many don’t recognize until they end up in the wrong career(s). You spend all that time and money to become invested in…

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    Overcoming our fears – on the ledge

    April 12, 2022
    When the past becomes the guide

    When The Past Becomes The Guide

    April 12, 2022

    I worked on a lot of great teams, but you never forget your first one

    November 23, 2020
  • Business

    Legacy – understanding the wisdom

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    Legacy – understanding the wisdom. Your thoughts? Legacy means different things to different people. What do you envision your own personal legacy will look like? From a business perspective, you don’t have to be rich, just firmly committed to something larger than yourself. Those who have the tenacity to follow through on goals and plans, year after year, command a different determination and unstoppable, courageous attitude. Purpose-driven, legacy builders. Legacy builders are always searching for and discovering new concepts and ideas, and putting them into action. Generally, that action requires followers, employees, family, and friends. It’s not the size or the scope of your business that matters; it’s more about…

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    Humanities  | Random Acts of Kindness

    March 12, 2026
    Disruptive Leadership

    Breaking away from the norm, embracing new disruptive leadership styles

    February 1, 2026

    Phone etiquette 2.0. Meh!

    September 30, 2022
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    Business,  Lifestyle

    A Gentleman’s Agreement – What ever happened to the term

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    A Gentleman's Agreement - What ever happened to the term

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    Giants and Monsters Everywhere – On My!

    February 1, 2023
    When the past becomes the guide

    When The Past Becomes The Guide

    April 12, 2022
    power and knowledge

    Power isn’t a position -it’s gained by knowledge

    April 2, 2022
  • Business

    Is change a distraction to cover up disruption

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    Is change a distraction to cover up disruption? You can have all the systems in place that you want, but if you don’t know who to call when trouble happens, what good will your systems be? Fifteen years later and businesses still call on their past employees for help. There are some skills that cannot be easily shared, or packaged in a system.  Licenses and professional trades that only a few aspire to ever learn.  Hands-on crafts and design work are true pieces of wonder.  You can’t systemize dreams, and you can’t bottle creativity.  What makes people think they can systemize another man’s or woman’s thoughts?  Processes can be systemized,…

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    A Beautiful Distraction

    February 28, 2023
    How Technologically Savvy is your Instructor?

    How Technologically Savvy is your Instructor?

    February 8, 2021
    Creative and Inspirational People

    Creative and Inspirational People

    January 11, 2021
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    Business

    Out-of-Office

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    Out-of-Office I was trying to write an out-of-office (OOO) message the other day, and I wasn’t feeling any love flowing from the process. Rummaging through a number of my co-worker’s past OOO messages, it was apparent none of them were feeling the love when they wrote theirs either. I decided to search out some smarty pants OOOs on the net. But… most of the ones I found of value, would probably have gotten me into serious trouble if I used them. Dang it! I didn’t want to leave the standard “‘ ….. — ……” I also knew I couldn’t post any pictures of my fluffy little pink body lying on…

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    Humanitarian Giving - If it isn’t fun, you’re doing it wrong. There is any number of articles out there about giving to charities. The best kind of articles, are the ones that show you what giving has done to help someone else. It's seeing the smiles and heartfelt thank you's coming from the recipients. Be it someone old, young, homebound, sick, or impoverished - it feels good to give. It can actually be fun to give. Meeting the needs of providing a normal family life is difficult for some. Offering to help isn't and shouldn't be a handout - but rather a hand up with the support of a caring giver. Anne Frank famously wrote, “No one has ever become poor by giving.” How does one choose whom to give to, and what? It doesn't have to be a hard decision. Think on your own past and remember the moments in life that made you feel the most accepted, at peace, and understood. What made you feel that way? Give that way. You may know who you are giving too, then again, you may not. You may want to give anonymously - the best gifts are the ones in which you will receive nothing in return. The gift of giving is a gift in-and-of itself. Giving to others is a gift you give yourself. Yet it helps another human being to feel happy and grateful. It eases a heavy burden and lifts a heart. Giving to others is a gift you give yourself. Looking for some Creative Ways to Give? Check out the list below: Answer A Child’s Letter To Santa Buy a cell phone and talk-time for a soldier. Donate frequent flyer miles you have accumulated to help a needy family. Donate your credit card rewards points. Donate your vehicle to charity. Financially Struggling Families need help with utilities and decent clothing Gift A Gift To A Kid In The Hospital- “A gift of toys, games or activity supplies can make a big difference to children and families spending time in the hospital.” Give A Foster Child A Holiday Gift Give A Gift To A Child In A Youth Corrections Facility Give A Gift To A Child Living In A Crisis Give A Gift To A Child Living In Poverty Give A Gift To A Child With A Deployed Parent Give A Gift To A Homeless Kid Give a pair of glasses when you buy two for one Give a pair of shoes when you buy two for one Give Barn animals to needy families in different countries Give a gift card to your local store Give to a random fund (or adoption fund ) Give to St. Judes Hospital for children Give to your local food bank Help a child with a cleft lip at Operation Smile. Help save African and Asian elephants. Offset your carbon footprint. Organize your own fundraiser and donate to your favorite cause. Sell stuff on eBay for charity. The Ronald McDonald House provides housing to families of children receiving treatment at nearby hospitals. SAMARITANS PURSE Shoebox distribution - Operation Christmas Child provides gifts to children in need each year. Volunteers are asked to pay $25 and pack a virtual “shoebox” of gifts for a child including essentials like a toothbrush, a “wow gift” and small gifts like a ball or a car, and a note and a photo if you so choose, or you can just donate $25 to have the organization build a shoebox for you. There are many families in America who may not be homeless or starving, but they're struggling. Help with a month or two on their mortgage or utilities. This might be what it takes to get them back on their feet during the winter months. Give your time by serving food to the needy “If you can’t feed a hundred people, feed just one.” Mother Teresa Help a family get their car running so they can go to work Give school supplies to your local schools Donate to a school who need jerseys and other athletic equipment Give to your local churches and charities that support the homeless and needy Re-gifting items that could help a family who doesn't have things like a refrigerator or other large household items. The size of your charitable gift isn't as important as the very act of giving itself. Because, you know what, it involves you. It involves you giving and helping. There is a saying, "Give out of your need." Also "To whom much is given - much will be required" Both are important humanitarian ways of thinking. "No one is useless in this world who lightens the burdens of another." ― Charles Dickens. Reach out and find that charity that gives you the greatest sense of "HOPE" for humanity. It begins one person at a time. Starting with you, and me. Humanitarian Giving - if it isn’t fun, you’re doing it wrong. Have some fun giving this year & warm another's heart by giving.

    Humanitarian Giving – If it isn’t fun, you’re doing it wrong.

    December 7, 2022
    Humility During Times of Adversity

    Humility During Adversity

    March 7, 2022
    Public Health Enemy #one Food.

    Public Health Eating Disaster

    May 3, 2023
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