To wish them, or, not to wish them, wish them anyway … let us be humans again
To wish them, or, not to wish them, wish them anyway … let us be humans again. On LinkedIn, every now and then, I receive notification such as, “Wish Brian…
Month: October 2017
The Solution for Logical Decisions, and Emotional Decisions
The Solution for Logical Decisions, and Emotional Decisions During one of my leadership sessions last week, I was asked, “what makes a good leader on the spot?” Meaning a person…
Understanding Empathy
Do we have to be trained in empathy before we practice it? Obviously, for some, a big YES! But, empathy without sincere compassion is a fake practice that could be…
Disability Awareness Month
Are you aware that one in five Americans suffers from some sort of disability, whether, visible or invisible? More employers should celebrate the Disability Employment Awareness Initiative, not only in…
“Charity begins at home,” not really!
“Charity begins at home,” not really. Charity begins where it is needed the most. At your home, at your neighbor’s home, or, at the distanced home with people needing your…
Columbus Day: a day of mourning and remembrance
Columbus Day: a day of mourning and remembrance by Abraham Khoureis, Ph.D., M.A. Adahy, a Native-American (Apache), a dear acquaintance of mine was very upset and mad at the thought…
The human race: a brief overview
The human race: a brief overview Most of us take for granted the gift of life that God has bestowed upon us by making us one of His remarkable creation:…
Our present is only a moment of time to remember
Our present is only a moment of time to remember. The present is so brief that it passes us as we enter into it. There is no memorable Present. There…
