Closer to the water, the mud, sand and muck that coat the rocks begins to cover one’s hands and, with the passing of enough time, begins to dry on the skin.
The Buddhist Manager
Question: As a novice Buddhist and professional manager, how do I practice compassion for a problem employee?
The perfect, hopeful, subversive headbanger
I love this poster. Found pasted on the exterior window of an administrative office on the campus of The University of Freiburg, it screamed at me in an all too lovely way.
Sleeping dogs and the power of forgiveness
Apologies can have an almost otherworldly power. To reach out, after having committed an error, recognizing that your behavior caused pain, can bring about a rare intimacy.
The single most important thing a prospective Fordham University parent needs to know
He quickly held each student accountable for their own future, making clear that the demands of the institution would be significant. With the understanding that attendance required great financial sacrifice, Father McShane promised one thing, to the exclusion of all else.