Lisa Rosendahl, SPHR challenges leader to grow up and lead. She writes about leadership, human resources, social media and things that don't fit neatly into those categories.
My friend Heather Kinzie shared this video on Facebook recently. It's beautiful, breathtaking and compelling enough that I wanted to share it with you.
While you are remembering the men and women who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces this Memorial Day, remember to savor your time with your family and friends.
They say life doesn't give you more than you can handle. I don't know who "they" are but they obviously are not the dual-income parents of a 'tween.
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I have been steadily losing ground to a sinus
infection for over a month. Between the daily inner-battle of going to work versus
staying home, there was that deer-Honda-insurance incident to address. This week, 'tween angst was on the agenda when a routine
morning drop off was foiled by uncontrollable tears for a friend facing a personal challenge. The same afternoon brought a new development and we ended our day skipping swimming practice and reading The Period Blog. Calgon, take me away.
Overwhelmed and keenly aware I had not worked a full day yet that week, I quelled the doubts and did what needed to be done. And you can too.
When confronted with a multitude work-life challenges:
Finally, if you haven't done so
lately, let the husband know that his girls are strengthened by his
presence and support. He doesn't even have to say a word.
What do you do to keep an over-zealous life from getting the best of you?
Lisa Rosendahl, SPHR challenges leaders to grow up and lead. She writes on leadership, human resources and social media. She also writes on topics that don't fit neatly into those categories
WElcome to Winter in Minnesota
