Life, Legacy, and Everyday Leadership

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

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...
Remembering Veterans and Their Sacrifice

Remembering Veterans and Their Sacrifice

Memorial Day is coming in a few days, so it’s time to not only honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in military service but also to recognize and support our veterans. As we reflect on the significance of this holiday, I can’t help think about...
Leadership, Culture, and Overthinking

Leadership, Culture, and Overthinking

A few months ago, I finished up a Conflict Resolution program and I was excited to head to my Zumba class and get some movement while listening to lively music. I took the empty space behind a woman named Rosalee whom I see regularly and she said, “Don’t stand behind...
Karen Snyder
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