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2 Leadership Superpowers That Schools Try To Eliminate
Many organizations are struggling to create new Leaders. It has been a long-time practice to look for employees with the best education.
Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C.Published 7 months ago in JournalAt a crossroads...
I feel I am at a crossroads, at this point in my life. Something on my mind these days is "work". Right now, I am some how back to working part-time. A job that I once relied on to make money and pay my bills, feels like now I am hanging on by a thread, I have one foot in and one foot out the door.
The Main Secret Of The Successful Business
Not too long ago I was booked into a hotel in Manchester which treated the guests as though they should be grateful to be able to stay there. The service left much to be desired, despite their great Citizen's Charter which was paraded everywhere, and I made a mental note, as well as passing the word along, about not staying there in the future.
Elaine SiheraPublished 7 months ago in JournalI Eat Sand: A Poetic Journey into the Unconventional
Welcome to the enigmatic world of sand consumption, a topic that defies conventional norms. In this poetic exploration, we'll unravel the allure of sand, its sensory symphony, historical perspectives, and the metaphors hidden within each grain.
The Dumbest Move Leaders Could Make Going Into 2024
I was reading a report earlier today that blew my mind. It was looking at predictions for organizational trends going into 2024.
Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C.Published 7 months ago in JournalA Practice That Few People Do Enough
There is a lot that happens in our lives. Often, we push to keep going forward. Faster and faster. No time to stop, no room for breaks.
Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C.Published 7 months ago in JournalREMEMBRANCE DAY REFLECTIONS ON PAST AND FUTURE
Remembrance Day in Canada commemorates the veterans who gave their lives in the First and Second World Wars, Korea and Afghanistan. Find out the topics on which I found myself reflecting during this annual moment of silence.
David Morton RintoulPublished 7 months ago in JournalSaturday -- A Sadder Day
Hello All!! I hope you are all having a wonderful Saturday, which I hope gets even better as it moves along. I am actually jumping back into this article maybe six hours later. It has been a teensy bit of a day.
A Spectrum of Autism
Title: A Harmonious Journey: Tristen's Triumph Over Autism Through the Power of Music Once upon a time, in a small town nestled amidst rolling hills, lived a young boy named Tristen. From an early age, Tristen faced the unique challenges that come with autism. Simple tasks that others took for granted, like making eye contact or engaging in small talk, seemed overwhelming to him. However, amidst the struggles, Tristen discovered a profound solace and a transformative power in the world of music.
Tristen SimmonsPublished 7 months ago in JournalAmarcord
Fellini's Amarcord is a film I had not seen in twenty-five years; suddenly, though, I had the urge to watch it again, and many other Fellini films I hadn't seen in years as well. Perhaps I'll spend a month or two getting reacquainted with masterpieces such as La Dolce Vita, 8 and 1/2, Satyricon (my personal favorite), La Strada, and City of Women. Amarcord may not trump them all, but it is quite a slice of life: an image of a historical time and place, the little circle of existence as the viewer peers deep into it giving them a glimpse of other little circles. It is a testament to the power of humans to celebrate and dream, to fantasize escape in the midst of struggle and turmoil. Like the fireworks set off during the opening festival in the little Italian village at the beginning, these pops and bangs of human beings enact their weird, seemingly absurd roles, trapped in their dream of who they are, and dreaming all the while of Who They Wish to Be.
The 4 Types Of Intelligence At Work
The workplace is evolving. It seems every year that the pace of this evolution is increasing faster and faster. When I look at the challenges that we are seeing in the workplace, part of the problem is that we don't understand the different types of Intelligence that exist.
Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C.Published 7 months ago in JournalPaul Vavrinchik Talks About Philanthropy Acts To Do In The Winter Time
The start of winter is usually exciting for most of us, as it anticipates the holidays and the chance to spend time with our loved ones. However, it can also be a burdensome time for some individuals. There are a variety of unique issues that people in the community face during this time.
Paul VavrinchikPublished 7 months ago in Journal