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“When you listen to someone, they feel important. They believe you care about them and respect them.” – Lee Ellis
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Is your workplace culture a culture by design, meaning that you created it to provide a specific experience for your people. Or is your workplace culture a culture by default? […]
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“Shared core values can help couples overcome nearly anything that life can throw at you. Though we had different backgrounds, our values provided a strong foundation enabling us to embrace […]
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Major life experiences shared with someone generally create a strong bond, don’t they? From hardship and challenges to victories and celebrations, people are irrevocably woven together by pivotal moments in […]
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Bonding is a stronger term than mere companionship and teamwork—it takes personal and professional relationships to a deeper level. What are the best ways to do it well? In this […]
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Historical Highlight for July 30, 2023 – “Propaganda—The Bitch Box” – here’s a short historical fact from the history of the Vietnam war and the POW experience shared in the […]
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“’To everything there is a season…’ (Ecclesiastes 3:1). There is certainly a season for joining others for a cause. But there is also a season for going solo and following […]
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Fill in the Blank – “The most important leadership quality that my favorite teacher has (or had) was _________________________.” Please post your answer below. And, thank you teachers for […]
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One of the privileges of being an author is meeting amazing people who are reading stories like those in ‘Captured in Love’. We met waiting for our airplane, and he […]
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The Latest Book Recommendation from Lee’s Bookshelf – “The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work” by John Gottman Ph.D. I (Lee) featured this book as an additional resource in my […]
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Historical Highlight for July 23, 2023 – “POW/MIA Bracelets” – here’s a short historical fact from the history of the Vietnam war and the POW experience shared in the new […]
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“Truly strong people have learned to embrace and balance their strength and their vulnerability. The gentleness of love, compassion, and empathy can—and should—exist side-by-side with the strength of confidence, courage, […]
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