Tremendous Tracey
Lessons from the Nest: The Resilience of Mourning Doves
So that's the story, and here's the point: people are way more resilient and robust than we give them credit for. The earlier we expose them to challenges, the more adaptive and regenerative they become. Pain is a fact of life, but suffering is optional. The adage, "no pain, no gain," is the gospel truth. So, let's stop coddling and start forcing tremendous changes in our lives. Because in the end, if it doesn't kill you, it will make you stronger! My doves aren't just tough; they're tremendously tough, and so are you! So leave that nest behind and enjoy living in the great expanse God gave us!
Leadership Bloom: Navigating April Showers for May Flowers
In the journey of leadership, we often encounter challenges akin to April showers—unexpected, sometimes unwelcome, but ultimately necessary for growth and production of May flowers. One of the fundamental principles to embrace is the notion that events are neither inherently good nor bad; they simply are.
You Need Therapy (Not That There's Anything Wrong With That)
Let these three therapies minister to your life. They’re free, they’re universal, and they’re guaranteed.
Open Wide and Say, “Ah-ha!”
I am in a constant state of regeneration because of the people I meet and the books I read. The past 24-hours were no exception! Life's lessons abo...
Keeping the Leadership Light Burning Bright: Tips for Inner Inspiration & Motivation
My doctoral classes are back in full swing and one of my classes is Teaching and Learning: Theory and Practice. One of our texts is Parker Palmer’s...
