Tag Archives: dysfunctional

Are You Bitter?

Posted on December 7, 2014 by editor

Bitterness results from what others did to us, said about us, or took from us (be it real or imaginary). Though we blame them for these ills, often we’re the voluntary victims of our own unforgiveness. Those filled with bitterness … Continue reading →

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Chicken Leadership

Posted on November 30, 2014 by editor

Alas, today we’ve allowed the chickens to lead the eagles! We know this when consciences don’t catch fire for noble and just causes. When competence is determined by age, degrees, pedigree, and blind agreement. When activity counts, and not productivity. … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: dysfunctional

Are You Bitter?

Chicken Leadership

YOUR SHOPPING CART EMPTY.

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YOUR SHOPPING CART EMPTY.