So, after so many maybe’s, I decided that while I may not bring back the ones that have gone, I might have a chance to tell the one who wants to go to the other world through suicide to hold on for another moment.
Author: Wangari Maina
Drawing Roadmaps & Setting Standards
Just like sheep move as directed, so are people in an organization. They may not wait to hear your voice to tell them what to do, but they will listen out for the voice of the culture you have set, entertained or bred within the business.
Creating Meadows & Brooks in a pandemic
COVID19 is a time of difficulty. It makes all other challenges you have had look like child’s play. The Shepherd CEO role is now more in demand than ever before, not to mention the demand for a culture that encourages safety, is considerate of the emotional stress, is willing to do all it can to keep the team productive without further stress points.
Shepherding in the Context of COVID19
In these times, it is easy to let go of the one and be thankful for the remaining 99. However, when as, a leader, a shepherd CEO, you sit down to count the impact of COVID19, do you want to be the one whose business entity lost something that could have been saved and maintained?
The Cuboid of Progress & Love
The cuboid of progress and love is incomplete without wisdom and this is the failure of one too many leaders.
Murder by any other name is murder
Our men are sons, fathers, brothers, brothers and above all, God’s representatives on earth. No matter their social status or the bashing that life has given them or the elevation that life’s opportunities has accorded them.
Reset is not just a button push away
Many people needed a reset. A going back to the starting line of whatever purpose you have. A return to where you might have lost focus or taken a deviation. A flattening of the curve of opportunities to start again.
An Expression of Love
Happy Birthday is too common for a Rare Gem
The Earth is Breathing Again
No matter what we criticize this Corona virus about, one thing we have to admit, is that it has allowed the Earth to breath again.
Inheritance: Education? Wisdom? Sustainable Knowledge?
The inheritance that matters:
Take the time to educate your child on the things that will remain over the years – spiritual matters, how to relate with others, how to manage the resources available to them, how to live a life that is not dependent on government directives, and how to build a life of character.