Give them a little grace - assume the best and don't push an agenda. Be sure to take stock in what you've achieved so far, and certainly slow down enough to listen to your stakeholders as you work through these issues. That is where change management work can deliver exceptional results. It is vital that you gauge the extent of the spectrum, raise awareness of assumptions and roadblocks, and start to bring people along.
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Add to this the fact that this change is highly emotional, just like all the new challenges brought to the forefront by COVID-19.Īcross your leadership team, there is a good chance everyone is not aligned on exactly when, where, and how to engage in social justice matters. We're all on our own place on the curve, and need to move others with us, making it at least twice as hard. It probably always was - we just didn't have the same means to hear it.ĭone right, DE&I work moves an organization as a collective along a change curve. It's not just Gen Z or Millennials - this is a cross-generational expectation. Social media has created a multitude of venues that show the extent to which the community at large expects companies and their leaders to take a stand. We cannot pretend we're not all interconnected anymore.
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My motto is "Life is a gift, use this gift to live a positive and productive life.With the shift to working from home, and the windows into our personal lives that have come with it, it is impossible to draw a line between social justice matters and the workplace. My words, knowledge and experiences may help you in some way. I look forward to sharing with you what is on my mind. I currently live in Atlanta, GA with my husband of 16 years and our three children. In 2013, I received my certification as an Ordained Minister through the American Marriage Ministry.īorn and raised on the west side of Chicago, IL. and certification in Sexology from Campbell State University. In 2011, I founded It's About You & Me, LLC an affiliate Doctor Passion® and received my life coaching certification from the Certified Coaches Federation. While going through my life transformation I wanted to ensure I had the proper credentials and knowledge to help my clients. I had to make a choice to take this experience and turn into a positive outcome. Through coaching I realized my past may have followed me, but it didn't define my future. It took 3 solid years of coaching to help me overcome the traumatic events that continued to haunt me as an adult. Dealing with a 30 year memory of being sexually abused as a child, I took the first steps in 2009 and hired a life coach. I knew in order to help others, I had to help myself. I was motivated to help others who have struggled with past experiences get through them. I provide intimate focused solutions to individuals and couples who want to rediscover their lives through the mind body and soul. Linnea Buckhalter, Certified Life Coach Practitioner & Motivational Keynote Speaker. As you read my words what ever you are going through you have to keep pushing. ” You will miss the lesson in your struggle, if you try to run from them.”Įven through we are going through our valley experience.
KEEP PUSHING, KEEP PUSHING, KEEP PUSHING!!! But its so hard to stay positive when everyday there is another set back, another disappointment, another bill or another problem to deal with.
As I listened I need to know we won’t always be where we are right now.
We have to push on do what God has in store for us. We are going through the Valley and this valley is deep and rough to get through. “Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me your rod and your staff, they comfort me.” Todays sermon “Keep Pushing” Psalm 23:4 NIV Its stressful on both of us and you can feel the tension. Can’t find work, Can’t pay bills on the verge of being homeless. I got up this morning calmly got dressed and went to church. After yesterday of arguing with my husband.
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