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Rest and Restoration

Rest and Restoration

We may be able to rush to the top, be prepared for on-going circumstances, and push through the pain, but if we fail to rest, we fail to fully succeed. Even leaders deserve time and space to build in times of rest. To do so is a compassionate choice for yourself and those you lead.

Courageous Compassion

Courageous Compassion

We all recognize that compassion requires kindness. The research shows that compassion comes more easily to those who nurture instinctively. But if we stop there in our consideration of compassion, we miss out on some of the most important and powerful parts of compassion – those parts that exhibit courage and strength. In organizations in particular, courageous compassion is particularly necessary.