I’ve always been saddened by the title of the Don Henley song “The End of the Innocence”. I guess when I was growing up and in my single days, innocence was a passing phase, a “nice” concept that quickly … Continue reading
As grown ups, we so often lose the simple joy of the moment we are in. There is so much going on that requires planning. And it is all of course legitimate. Budgeting, home maintenance, business trips, school needs, you … Continue reading
I have spent the last few weeks experiencing different people’s resilience levels, as I have journeyed with them both at work and in personal circles. If we are getting angry often, or allowing small things to frustrate us, out of … Continue reading
Carl Sagan said that “We are stardust”. It’s a beautiful thought, that. It offers us a transcendence, an opportunity to romanticise about our identity, and for a brief moment in time, to be more than just 70 years of stuff. … Continue reading
I remember hearing once that “We judge ourselves by our intentions, but other people by their actions” As much as I hate to admit it, I have seen many people – including yours truly – do this. It’s funny that. … Continue reading
Today in the workplace I was yet again exposed to the not-so-gentle art of manipulation. It has taken me a long time to realise that people who manipulate should be pitied, not criticised or judged. It was very easy, when … Continue reading
My little ones don’t like going to sleep. Going to bed? Fine. Happy as Larry. But the sleep part? Not so popular… We can often have 2 kids egging each other on, and refusing to get some shut-eye, 2 hours … Continue reading
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life, faith, adultimatums ~ resources for peace seekers
The blog of Dr Glenn Andrew Peoples on Theology, Philosophy, and Social Issues
Start where you are, use what you have, do what you can
Musings on the world of work and anything else that takes my fancy
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Musings from a fulltime working mum that decided to start her HR career 10 years too late...
Thoughts about hr and management in the real world - extra information I couldn't fit in my books!.
Rachel Kemp, Melbourne, Australia (**Views are my own, not of my employer**)
My PhD journey on motherhood, leadership and learning.
Official Blog of Singer/Songwriter Martin Page
Thoughts of an HR professional in New Zealand
Zimbabwian by birth, South African by accent, American by choice and Greek by the grace of God.
We are "Not Just" who we seem to be on this Earthly plane, but so much more. We are ALL children of a loving God who is calling us home to Love. This blog is dedicated to those of us on that journey together...
Some things I am learning along the way...
Exploring leadership - one conversation at a time
tell a redemptive story with your life. now.
Some things I am learning along the way...
