Seizing What Could Be
Every parent has been there. You’re staring down your toddler who is about to do something they mostly know is wrong and you have seen them do it before, except this time you sense a change. Perhaps they are beginning to hear your pleas, “don’t do that” or “no, that is wrong.” For my wife
With two face masks on, a blue dress shirt, and a red skinny tie, I sat before an 80-inch screen as at least 15 faces stared back at me. The faces—a mix of peers, supervisors, and senior executives—weren’t aware of the courage that it took to stutter through my ten-minute presentation. While I spoke, I
Every Waking Moment 