This is a very troubling time in our country. It’s an election year and there are some serious divides between citizens. Heels are dug in so deep, that many of us are unable to even talk to one another. I’m imagining two vast armies amassed on opposite sides of a very wide and deep river.
One of the most pressing issues we’re facing amidst this COVID-19 crisis is a shortage of lumber and many other building materials. People are discovering how much they took for granted—and a hard, common sense truth: You need lumber before you can build anything.
Business is a vocation. What this means is, as Catholic Christians, we are each called to leverage our gifts, and engage the world with the intention of serving. Which begs the question: “How does my work improve the lives of others?”
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Why are we so quick to respond from our reptile brains and egos? Let me tell you what happened to me the other day. It’s mind boggling how things escalate out of control.
Why are we so quick to respond from our reptile brains and egos? Let me tell you what happened to me the other day. It’s mind boggling how things escalate out of control.
As you know, New Year’s Day was the Solemnity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God and the Gospel reading at Mass was Luke 2:16-21. In case you missed it: The shepherds went in haste to Bethlehem and found Mary and Joseph, and the infant lying in the manger. When they saw this, they made known the […]
I was listening to a Fr. Robert Barron CD in the car this week, for the umpteenth time. That’s what I do. I just put it in and listen to it over and over again. I routinely pick up something that did not register in an earlier time through. What popped out at me this […]
I have been married for 36 years. I understand the wisdom of the adage “Know, Like, and Trust”. I was in Executive Search for 30 years and was self-employed for 20 of those. I appreciated the value of “Know, Like, and Trust”. And since becoming a Leadership Coach, I live the absolute necessity of “Know, […]