I always love my work/ job... no matter what. I make it rewarding. I give it all I have so that I add value to others. But the greatest satisfaction comes from what I provide for my family. I ran across these letters the other day. They've been undisturbed for a few years, just waiting … Continue reading Your job will never love you back
1. Never chase people;The right ones walk with you, not away from you. 2. You become what you tolerate;Raise your standards, or stay stuck. 3. The quieter you become, the more you hear;silence sharpens your inner voice. 4. Heal so deeply that even your triggers get bored. 5. If it costs your peace, it's too … Continue reading Lessons from a 90 Year Old Monk
I’ve been formally touring colleges with my daughter, who will be a senior next year. Last weekend, one campus stood out to me—not for its beauty or its volunteers who were so organized, but for a shared belief I heard repeated by people several times: “changing the world one student at a time.”What made the … Continue reading One Student at a Time
I’m a work in progress—and I’m okay with that.Leadership isn’t about perfection. It’s about showing up with positive intent, committing to growth, and recognizing that mistakes are part of the process—not the end of it.Holding ourselves (and our teams) to a standard of flawlessness does more harm than good. When we fixate on imperfections, we … Continue reading WORK IN PROGRESS
