Tag Archives: forgiveness
Van of forgiveness
We break out the board. Two $500′s. Two $100′s. Two $50′s. Six $20′s. Five $10′s. Five $5′s. And five $1′s. Take a few spins around the board. Then… what’s this? Hidden money appears magically from beneath a certain corner of … Continue reading
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Angry Subaru Man VS Road Bike Guy
Wow. So I’m riding my bicycle on E. 3rd Avenue (near E. 31st Street) at about 5pm on Tuesday, April 12. I see a fellow cyclist riding toward me on a road bike, in full gear. A guy in a … Continue reading
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Setting and maintaining healthy boundaries with pet owners
“Oh, it’s okay… she won’t bite.” As I open the car door and turn to step out of the car, I look up to see two dogs fast approaching. I raise my right foot and hold it in the air. … Continue reading
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Leadership journey (part 2: Legacy Statement)
Draft #3 How do you wish to be remembered as a leader by those inside and outside your organization, and by those with whom you might work in the future? When asked this question (how do you want to be … Continue reading
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Leadership journey (part 1)
I remember the first time in my adult life I tried to get into ‘leadership’. It was back in the 90′s. I read a bunch of books that told me I should budget my time. I should be consistent, motivated, … Continue reading
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Leadership and risk
ONLY A PERSON WHO RISKS IS FREE Author Unknown To laugh is to risk appearing the fool. To weep is to risk appearing sentimental. To reach for another is to risk involvement. To expose your ideas, your dreams, before a … Continue reading
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What does compassion look like?
Friends, If you know someone in southwest Colorado (or anywhere) who is considering getting a GED, I’m happy to answer any questions you may have. And if you or someone you know has problems and thinks there is no way … Continue reading
“Counselor” VS “cop”
I’ve never wanted to be a cop. I’m supremely grateful for the fact that they help prevent the bad guys from climbing in my window at night. And at the same time, it’s just not the job for me. Setting … Continue reading
