Leadership, Community Building, and Trauma
Last month my family drove from Maryland to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia and I felt the “tingles” I get when I look up at the gorgeous and majestic mountain range. I am going home! Hurricane Helene left my hometown in southwest Virginia temporarily without...
Resilience Starts With Me
After last week’s message about Resilience Habits, I received this wonderful reply from a reader. I was so grateful for the reminder that no matter how awful the situation, we all have the power to make it at least a little bit better! About those resilience...
Life, Legacy, and Everyday Leadership
My wonderful mother, Doris Abraham, passed away last week at age 95. The previous day, Mom had attended a meeting and taken on a volunteer job in her community. Mom was a force, a doer, a devoted wife, a mother of four, a mother-in-law to four, an adoring grandma, a...
Leadership and The Olympics
I write a blog every week, and thankfully, many of you read it! This week I have the Olympics on my mind. My husband Bill and I have spent even more time than in years past watching the Olympics. Our friend Lynne’s daughter, Sophia “Phia” Gladiuex, is in Paris as a...
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