by Marlene Chism | Apr 6, 2015 | Communication, Enlightened Leader, Leadership Lesson |
Standing in a line at store behind a very large man buying sacks of potato chips, pot pies, candy and other junk food. All I had was some tomatoes and milk. I noticed the random thoughts going through my head….”he needs to be more healthy…wow what a...
by Marlene Chism | Feb 3, 2015 | Awareness, Enlightened Leader |
I just read an inspiring article on CNN about a 56 year old man named James Robertson who hasn’t missed a day of work at his factory job. Come rain or shine he shows up every single day and has a perfect attendance record. What’s so amazing is that James...
by Marlene Chism | Jan 26, 2015 | Enlightened Leader |
Enlightened leaders are everywhere but so often we miss them because they come disguised. Their disguise might be in their age or physical limitations. Sometimes the disguise is race, religion or marital status. Sometimes the disguise is lack of sophistication or...
by Marlene Chism | Jan 23, 2015 | Awareness, Empowerment, Enlightened Leader |
There are certain types of leaders who has the ability to see what is possible for someone that he does not see for himself. Due to experience, wisdom, education, or insight, this enlightened leader can see mistakes, pitfalls, opportunities or ideas. What frustrates...
by Marlene Chism | Jan 1, 2015 | Critical Thinking, Enlightened Leader, Leadership Lesson, Transform Culture |
While working in Canada this year, I spent some time in Quebec City, where I got to walk through the first Holy Door outside of Europe. A Holy Door can only be ordained by the Pope and must be granted during a time of celebration known as jubilee. The door is open for...
by Marlene Chism | May 28, 2014 | Enlightened Leader, Leadership Lesson, Responsibility, Stop Workplace Drama |
Drama shows up in three ways: An emotion, a situation and through other people. If you missed the last couple of articles, you can click on the hyperlinks to access them. This lesson is about how drama shows up as other people. When I was a factory worker on the lines...