Perspectives – Seeing Micro-Differences Blinds Us To Our Macro-Agreements

Contention is understood when we consider the validity of different perspectives. Contention also is accepted while we agree on many more issues. Continue reading →

“When You Know What Is Right, Try To Do It” – A Mantra For Leadership

Conflicting special interests complicate decision making. However, when the right thing to do becomes apparent, leadership should try to do it. Continue reading →

Civility – Another COVID Casualty

The pandemic is a medical/health crisis of planetary proportions. It also is a crisis to our community and its civility. When disagreements about the virus become angers and angers color what we say and do, the pandemic claims another casualty. Continue reading →

The Start of the 21-22 School Year Depends Upon Your #1

The pandemic continues. Contention about school protocols continues. How you view these depends upon your #1 priority. Continue reading →