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A sad story with an even happier ending.
Grab a cuppa. It's story time. A story with a warning. It's a sad story. And we know it will have a very happy ending
Grab a cuppa. It's story time. A story with a warning. It's a sad story. And we know it will have a very happy ending
When something doesn't feel quite right, feels a bit off, confusing, and not okay, it probably means it's rubbing up against your values and, therefore, only reinforcing the importance that you live, love, and lead in alignment with those values. Do
I wonder what it would be like if we all took a beat, a bit of a pause, and got curious about that really strong opinion we are having. Where is it coming from? What is this really about? What's the story I
The day after superbowl, one of the days each year that social is filled with even more strong opinions that somehow turn even more hateful, vicious and just plain sad. Always the blaring reminder for me, that there are a
Markers and stickies in every color and cute and comfy sneakers can only mean one thing, today begins three days of courage with leadership teams from two different plants. My first call with HR was three years ago. Two years later
"Justine brings to life what it means to be a Daring Leader. With each part of the training, she showed up with inspiring energy that guided our work together. Her ability to connect with each of us, modeled the skills
As someone who truly only came to her faith after losing three babies and ending the infertility journey without kids, I have not only heard, read, and studied the scriptures on suffering, but I have them memorized, embedded into me,
Yesterday, I led an amazing workshop with Conflux Co-Learning where we were able to go really deep into some of the frustrations of working and leading in this different and difficult world. The hybrid/WFM environment. Working and leading among different generations. The major
I had my doubts about a virtual open training, especially after having so many of my recent events and full trainings being in-person. Except I had some really enthusiastic people. Then I worried that we had such a small group. What if