Meditations
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Day 64 – The Challenge of Creating a Loving Culture
Every leader should be out there every day working alongside his or her staff. It is the first line staff who deliver care. And the presence of leadership on the front lines is the most powerful symbol there is that… Continue reading
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Day 63 – Finding the Right Distance
Only the best caregivers know when to move forward and when to stay back. Continue reading
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Day 60-62 – Transcendence
Perhaps today is an opportunity to share more your experiences as a caregiver with the beauty you see each day. Continue reading
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Day 59 – The Sacred in the Ordinary
Sacredness is created by what we bring to the encounter. Invite Love to join you on your next encounter and you will see what beauty Love can bring. Continue reading
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Day 58 – Finding Our Way to Faith
Great caregivers understand that those among us who are healed are not necessarily those who are cured. Instead, they are the ones among us have found a transcendent faith. Continue reading
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Day 56 – Firing Fear
It’s hard to understand why some leaders who claim to be mission-driven seem to have so much difficulty understanding this. Ambush terminations can smack of leaders who are more power-hungry than mission driven. When leaders become truly in touch with… Continue reading
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Days 53-55 – Open Forum
Our Open Forum on Fridays and through the weekend is a special opportunity for caregivers to contribute any thoughts they wish. Just click on Comments (below) to post your thoughts. Continue reading
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Day 52 – The Value of Insecurity
Best of all, in my experience, is to find a way to laugh. Humor in the middle of a tense or humiliating moment, whether it comes from a President, a surgeon, or a first line caregiver, is a powerful tonic. Continue reading
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Day 51 – The Season of Now
While we anticipate all the good that is to be in the coming year, let us live in the moment. For love happens in the moment. And in that moment, we are timeless. Continue reading
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Day 50 – Love’s Mavericks
Every loving culture needs to respect the presence of its mavericks. Those that do are nurturing the garden of Loving Care. Continue reading
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