In an environment where change is even more the norm than it already was, where our faces are masked and our instincts of closing in on our fellow humans are restrained, criticism, delivered this way, is a handful of salt thrown on an open wound. It stings so much that any beneficial effects are completely overshadowed.
It should have been a walk in the park, we did everything by the book. Instead, it was an exhausting long haul, that had me humiliated and in a frenzy most of the time.
There is one thing I have not found so often and that is the fact that good leaders support the organisation by paying attention to the individuals on their teams.
I usually write from places of light and inspiration. Today I am writing from a place of deep, deep exhaustion. I read somewhere that getting
Dinner time. It has been a hell of a week and we have had no time to spend with some of the most precious beings
I was simply talking to a colleague about opening school, laying out ways in which it is best to welcome our beloved students back on
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