Beyond the pandemic
The pandemic will require that we adjust to the reality of inevitable change.
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The pandemic will require that we adjust to the reality of inevitable change.
Responsibility has always been at the heart of leadership. Focus on others as opposed to self-preservation.
Benefactor moments are instances when we’ve felt seen, heard and recognized by someone who showed us genuine regard and affection.
Where everything seems new, we learn and grow not only through considering our own experiences and what our senses are telling us, but by hearing from a wide variety of voices.
Historians are speaking up to help make sense of what we are facing today, and to provide hope for what can come.
The world wants to categorize and pigeonhole love. But coming from a place of abundance, where there is room for everyone, “There’s so much other work love has to do in the world.”
The study of history is an ongoing conversation between past and present from which we all have much to learn.
A crisis can be illuminating. It can also bring about a moment of reckoning.
“The first responsibility of a leader is to define reality. The last is to say thank you. In between, the leader is a servant.”
My one piece of advice to colleagues, friends, and family is pretty simple: Say “Thank you.” Say it early and often.