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Zeal
What might happen if you had a word to guide your thinking this week? A word that speaks to you with its simple, straightforward meaning. I’m picking the word “zeal” because I have a lot that must get done, and when I think about approaching it with zeal, it lifts my energy, especially for the things
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Grandpa
I was 8 years old when my grandpa died. I knew he was sick in the hospital, and I knew my mom was worried about him. But, when she answered the phone early that morning and loudly cried “Nooo” into the receiver, I knew something was seriously wrong. He was gone. Never to experience his
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Simple rules
Liza had to re-build the culture from what her team had experienced with their previous leader. She knew it would take time for them to trust her, but she had an approach she’d used before that had worked well. After learning a little about each person in one-on-one meetings, she introduced to the whole group
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Discomfort
When you stretch the boundaries of your comfort zone, it’s natural to feel uncomfortable. Maybe you want to do something, and you wonder, can I do this? Yes, you can. Working your way through that uneasy feeling, you learn something about yourself and maybe others, too. That’s good. Think of how you’ve grown over the
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Questions for you
Each year, we see proof in nature that Spring is a time of renewal. What about for you? What did you used to do that worked well, but you’ve stopped doing? What investments in yourself and others are you no longer making that you’d like to renew? What daily or weekly practices for a better