by Desiree Williams | Apr 3, 2020 | BLOG
“As a leader, an integral part of responsibility is owning my contribution. Responsibility is not blame; it is the opposite of blame. Some people collapse blame and contribution and end up just blaming themselves instead of owning their part. Blaming, either...
by Desiree Williams | Apr 2, 2020 | BLOG, Wyatt Trapp
(This blog post was originally written by Wyatt Trapp in February 2019.) Attention/əˈten(t)SH(ə)n/Awareness, regard, attentiveness If your life was sacred, you’d pay attention to it. You’d pay attention to what you put into your body. You’d pay attention to who and...
by Desiree Williams | Apr 1, 2020 | BLOG, Seth Godin
(Seth Godin’s original blog post can be found here.) People have been generous with you through the years. A doctor who took the time to understand your pain. A server who didn’t hesitate and brought you what you needed before you even knew you needed it. A boss...
by Desiree Williams | Mar 27, 2020 | BLOG
“The blindness to personal contribution ensures all breakdowns, frustrations, and problems stay in place. There is a benefit in always having someone else to blame; it alleviates personal responsibility and the need to change. Blame creates its own comfort zone,...
by Desiree Williams | Mar 26, 2020 | BLOG, Jean-Marie Jobs
(This blog post was originally written by Jean-Marie Jobs in January 2019.) Last week I asked you who or what you worship or bow to. Were you honest with yourself? Maybe you’re afraid. Maybe you’re cynical. Maybe you’re in judgment –thinking you’ve been a Christian...
by Desiree Williams | Mar 25, 2020 | BLOG, Richard Rohr
(Richard Rohr’s original blog post can be found here.) Jesus uses a number of images that illustrate the tension between good and evil. They seem to say this world is a mixture of different things, and unless you learn how to see deeply, you don’t know which is...
