Dear Secular Humanist
Dear Secular Humanist, Since the early nineteenth century, there has been a steady increase in the number of people worldwide … Continue reading Dear Secular Humanist
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Day 342: Watch Your Language!
There’s no doubt that our use of the English language is vastly different to our Dickensian predecessors. But is it … Continue reading Day 342: Watch Your Language!
Day 341: Direct, Delegate, Develop
Yesterday, during numerous sittings, I watched the Super Bowl. Not only that, but I knew what was going on! In … Continue reading Day 341: Direct, Delegate, Develop
Day 339: A Ship With Navigational Problems
“The safest place for ships may be the harbour, but that is not their purpose. If you want to get … Continue reading Day 339: A Ship With Navigational Problems
Day 337: Three Ways to Develop Leadership
According to Jo Owen in ‘How To Lead’: Leaders typically develop their capabilities in three ways: 1. Learning from role … Continue reading Day 337: Three Ways to Develop Leadership
Day 336: Worship – Honour Questions
My focus for 2013 is the word ‘honour’. I’ve committed to publicly honouring at least one person a day for … Continue reading Day 336: Worship – Honour Questions
Day 329: Purposely People People
I feel the need to state that leadership posts on this blog don’t come from ‘teacher-to-student’ perspective; rather from the … Continue reading Day 329: Purposely People People
Day 320: Time – My Precious
Now we’re far enough into the new year to have well and truly blown off the cobwebs and gather some … Continue reading Day 320: Time – My Precious
Day 312: Kerith (Five Years; Five Crucial Lessons)
In yesterday’s post, I made the following statement regarding the five years since I first entered the buildings of Kerith … Continue reading Day 312: Kerith (Five Years; Five Crucial Lessons)
Day 303: 2012 in Review – January to April
As you know, we’re marching ever closer to 2013, but I didn’t want to move forward without first looking back. … Continue reading Day 303: 2012 in Review – January to April
