We relish news of our heroes, forgetting that we are extraordinary to somebody too. – Helen Hayes Feats of heroism are often equated to extraordinary actions. Firefighters dashing into a burning build to save a life or police officers that run into danger to keep everyone safe. Sometimes they dedicate their lives for a worthy…… Continue reading A Hero of the Day
There’s more to power than how much influence someone has, their rank, or how much money they have. Too often, power is often linked to those in absolute authority. The power to enact laws, to lead military organizations, or to run companies are just one type of power. We all have the power within us…… Continue reading The Power of Positivity
In my past job, I saw many instances where a single individual had a problem with their computer or printer. The priorities of the organization were focused more on mass issues, or problems that impacted whole areas or the ability of our students to work in a specific computer lab. As a manager of the…… Continue reading Smile, and Lend a Hand
Sometimes it seems as if we live in a “dog-eat-dog” kind of world. Cutthroat business practices are often glamorized and encouraged. People can be set to fail, or to be left behind by those who possess more knowledge and experience. In this mindset, knowledge is leverage to use to keep others from competing, or to…… Continue reading Gratitude Journal Day 13, Those Who Teach Others
While growing up, Christmas was always my favorite holiday. As with most children, it was mostly about the presents, even though we firmly understood the religious aspects of it. Sure, it was the time of year we celebrate the birth of Jesus, and as a Catholic, that was a very significant religious event. But it…… Continue reading The Spirit of Christmas & More
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