A scabbard is the sheath for a sword. Made out of shaped wood and leather and worked metal, they are beautiful and functional, but play a lesser role to their glorious partner the sword. There is a legend, though that … Continue reading
Every sportsperson knows that beyond the weekend hacker level, no matter how solo your sport “looks”, there is a team seeing you through to victory. My favourite sport is tennis, and within that, singles. It’s like a chess game, played … Continue reading
Many HR discussions that take place do so where the stakes are high, and at the same time they take place when privacy is an important concern. The stakes are usually high for the employee involved, and less so for … Continue reading
Although his life and achievements are discredited professionally, there is no doubt in my mind that Lance Armstrong remains one of the most dedicated, hardworking athletes this world has ever seen. While the use of drugs taints his every memory … Continue reading
As HR Leaders, our portfolio includes many things but significantly, change management, cultural development and/or guardianship, and leadership development. We are often called out of the safety of managing processes and procedures (let’s be honest, that’s not really what drives … Continue reading
New Year’s Resolutions are a funny thing. Most of us make them, but almost all of us fail to keep them. And we do so without a definite conscience, really. We pretty much have perfected the art of walking away … Continue reading
Redeeming the moments one by one
Getting fit later in life through cycling
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
knowlegeworking | designthinking | creativenetworking
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...
