What do I say about “me” to “me?” I first learned how to think about myself from my West Texas relatives. They taught me their view of how to act, react, interact, and reach conclusions. My West Texas relatives were cotton farmers working land that looked like
Who is the Rosie the Riveter of today’s Covid-19 pandemic crisis? Could it be you? Rosie the Riveter was a cultural icon of WWII (1939-1945), who was created as a composite of the spirit of the women of her day who made the war effort successful
FROM CAROL KALLENDORF, PhD: Founder, Delta Associates, Inc. A summa con laude graduate of Duke University, Carol has been a lifelong consultant in the field of human performance, enabling thousands of people to achieve a better career and life. Carol has a renowned ability to
Robert Redfield, US CDC Director, recently stated grimly, “The Covid-19 virus has brought this nation to its knees.” As a member clearly of the at risk population, I respectfully and strongly object to what the Center for Disease Control director says. Corona Virus neither has
“Black Lives Matter!” We see throngs of thousands of people in the middle of a global pandemic in every city who shout the truth from the housetops. The murder of George Floyd over a 20 dollar bill, was for me the dramatic definition of “institutional racism.”
As countries reopen businesses across the world after so long in lockdown, it’s a little bit like reopening ourselves and our own personalities. How do we maintain a sense of personal identity in a world where we are asked to relinquish significant decision-making–like where physically
Lisa Taylor is President and CEO of the National WASP WII Museum. She is an expert in home schooling, having home schooled her children who have gone on to graduate from major universities and are established professionals in three fields. Lisa also has a master’s
How did you learn that the world economy was suddenly locking down at lightning speed? How did you find out about “shelter in place?” What was your reaction when you saw restaurants and stores close down and streets emptying? What were you thinking? How did
Working remotely from home in a pandemic–with technology that doesn’t always work–can be tough. It can make days that glom together seem like a long, never ending slog. It can feel like rowing a kayak down a fast moving river through white rapids–with a broken
What will it be like to Return to Work? The Return Could Be More Challenging than Working Remotely Morgan Stewart, CEO andco-founder of Trendline Vennesa Van Ameyde,Chief Operating Office ofKasasa What will it be like when we go back to the office to work face
It’s week 8 of lockdown in the US. It’s similar in most parts of the world. As far as I can tell, at no time in the history of the world have governments locked down the entire economy. How long will it last? What will
Have you declared your intention to slice up your Facebook account into a billion cyber-pieces–to leave and never return? I certainly wouldn’t call it a stampede, but a number in our Tuesday Community tell me they’re done with Facebook and all its ilk. They’re feelings
