Resume Virtues to Legacy Virtues
What you leave behindis not what is engraved in stone monuments,but what is woven into the lives of others. Pericles In one of the classes I
Writing is part of my meditative process to clarify my thoughts, to align my actions and to focus on my purpose. I write about my emotions, my shortcomings, and my ideas for a better world through poetry, prose, and what I call rantifestos every day, some of which I post here on my blog and on social media. I share them to help others move along their paths to live and lead with compassion.
What you leave behindis not what is engraved in stone monuments,but what is woven into the lives of others. Pericles In one of the classes I

When you feel outside of yourself,a decreased sense of meaning in your life,and you have most everything that you are supposed towant in your life, but then you look

Listen up!For ages now you’ve beenBeguiled, entranced, and fooled by appearances.Are you aware of that? Are you?Right this very instant, when you’reUnder the spell

In our busyness, in our activity based lives, we think we’re constantly making adjustments and course corrections. Advancing our lives through professional development and experiences and networking. Most of the time there’s a regression to the mean. To what is comfortable and habitual. We feel good because we’re busy. Striving. Climbing and sliding. All along we’re slightly unclear or dissatisfied with the results of our efforts. And time passes extremely quickly.

This is not a usual weekly ass kicker. But it is something truly kicking my ass. An observation about the world I have the privilege to see.

We always have a few lines in the water looking for some bites and nibbles on better opportunities. Hoping we catch something. Something big.

Regrettably, being laid off is a brutal reality and becoming a common resume line item. What is your plan if you are laid off?

With all good intentions so many mentors and parents become futurists who think they can see the road ahead so clearly.

When we are open to one another, when we embrace one another we become one another. I am because we are. I am what I am because of who we all are.

Adaptability is the most sought-after characteristic of leadership and of an organization. It is a continuous learning process. Not talking about professional development with a focus on cutting edge skills and competencies. But a dynamic feel for the needs of the people serving and being served.
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