We are quick to turn temporary experiences into identities. Fear becomes “I’m fearful.” Sadness becomes “I’m a sad person.” But what if experience doesn’t tell us who we are at all? Perhaps it simply tells us what we’re experiencing. Read More
Why are human beings so quick to judge, even when we know it creates separation and conflict? Maybe judgment isn’t a flaw at all, but simply how thought works. A reflective and lightly humorous exploration into opinions, labels, and what happens when our thinking settles. Read More
Fifteen years after losing two colleagues at Kennedy Lake, I found myself reflecting on grief—how it changes, softens, and transforms. I’ve come to see that healing isn’t about forgetting; it’s about remembering differently. Grief isn’t proof of love. Love is proof of love. Read More
Reflections from attending the Family Reunion. Read More
Jeff Foxworthy does a bit on “you might be a redneck if…” and I thought maybe it would be fun and do one for leadership only slanted towards “what it is not”. Like most things we tend to recognize the negative behaviors when we see them even though most articles and books that are written focus on… Read More
