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Mastering Time Management: A Blueprint for Leaders

by | September 3, 2024 | Blog, How-To, HumanFirst, Leadership, Personal Growth, Productivity | 0 Comments

Time is the one commodity you can't afford to waste. Whether you're a seasoned police leader guiding the frontlines, a manager steering projects success, or an entrepreneur navigating business, mastering the art of time management is not just an option—it's a...
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Choosing Socks and Showing Up

by | August 27, 2024 | Blog, HumanFirst, Journal, Leadership, Personal Growth, Thoughts, Writing | 0 Comments

Choosing one's socks is typically a low decision-making priority for the average person daily. It usually falls somewhere between deciding to wake up and shower vs. pushing the snooze button and which type of bagel to order on their way to the office. Unless, of...
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Redefining Leadership in the Wilderness

by | August 20, 2024 | Insight, Leadership | 0 Comments

There is a common misconception that leadership can be given or bestowed upon someone. We often think of leaders as individuals who are born with certain innate qualities that make them stand out from the rest. However, when we look at the wilderness, we realize that...
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On Legacy, Understanding, and Disappointment

by | August 13, 2024 | Insight, Personal Growth, Writing | 0 Comments

The concept of creating a legacy has been ingrained in our society for centuries. From the ancient Egyptians building magnificent pyramids to modern-day entrepreneurs leaving a mark on the world with their innovative ideas, the desire to leave behind something that...
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The Cycle of Influence: Understanding Leadership in the Context of Human Connection and Belonging

by | August 6, 2024 | Insight, Leadership, Thoughts | 0 Comments

Influence is reciprocal. It is easy to say we are the sum of the five people we spend most of our time with. We tend to adopt their habits, preferences, and speech patterns. But we often overlook the fact that our actions can have a significant impact on those around...
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Ethical Boundaries in AI and Innovation: The Imperative of Human Connection

by | August 6, 2024 | HumanFirst, Insight, Leadership, Web | 0 Comments

In a bold move, Google recently scrapped its Olympic Gemini ad after facing intense backlash. The ad, which featured a father using Gemini AI to help his daughter write a letter to Olympic hurdler Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, was initially met with a positive reception....
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Building Character

by | July 30, 2024 | Insight, Journal, Thoughts | 0 Comments

**Listen to the article using the A.I. clone of my voice from ElevenLabs.** Are you curious about how to develop your character? It's a fact that many of us rarely engage in deliberate actions aimed at enhancing our character. We often endure circumstances that expose...
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The Two Pillars of Effective Communication: Validation and Respect

by | July 29, 2024 | Insight, Leadership | 0 Comments

In the labyrinth of human interaction, two seldom-discussed principles can guide you toward success. These principles are simple yet profound and applicable in various contexts, from boardroom discussions to everyday conversations. They revolve around the...
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Do the Work

by | July 23, 2024 | Blog, Insight, Journal, Productivity, Thoughts | 0 Comments

Sometimes, it pays to do the work. Every time I pull up YouTube or my favorite blogs, admittedly to doomscroll, I get inundated with hacks. Life hacks, productivity hacks, car hacks, life hacks, you name it. Each system is a new shortcut in life. When does the madness...
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Slowing Down and Taking the Time to Invest

by | July 16, 2024 | Insight, Leadership, Personal Growth | 0 Comments

When we involve our children in our daily tasks, it inevitably slows us down. However, perhaps therein lies the real virtue. This slowing down allows us to be present, to witness their learning and growth, and to nurture their curiosity. It makes us appreciate life's...
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Redefining Leadership in the Wilderness

Redefining Leadership in the Wilderness

by | Aug 20, 2024 | ,

There is a common misconception that leadership can be given or bestowed upon someone. We often think of leaders as individuals who are born with certain innate qualities that make them stand out from the rest. However, when we look at the wilderness, we realize that...

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