by loriroth | Jul 18, 2023 | Adult learning, Emotional Intelligence, Leadership, lifelong learning, self-awareness
Being self-aware leads to success. According to Forbes.com a Cornell Study reported that “A high self-awareness score was the strongest predictor of overall success.” We all wish to be successful in business and life. First, let’s define...
by loriroth | Mar 26, 2023 | Emotional Intelligence, Journaling, lifelong learning, mindset, self-awareness
We all have many dimensions to our personality, to our soul, to our lives. According to many models such as the Johari Window. We have sides we don’t even know about. The sides that others see and we don’t see, or even sides that no one ever sees. The...
by loriroth | Nov 2, 2020 | lifelong learning
The talk is different very different for white and black Americans. White privilege and systemic racism are always present when a police officer stops you. Most people, even cops may not be aware of this bias. I am not proud to say that I was not aware of it until...
by loriroth | Oct 6, 2020 | lifelong learning
This is my third blog on racism. Having a Karen cry “Wolf!” is one of the racist lessons I’ve learned recently and wish to share with you. What is a “Karen”? I had no idea, but I knew it was not good. Whenever I hear a new slang term my first move...
by loriroth | Sep 24, 2020 | lifelong learning
What does NFL football have to do with racism? I have always loved football and was more than excited that the first 2020 season games are starting. Due to COVID we missed the pre-season and the football camps did not include fans. But the recent racism news did not...
by loriroth | Sep 8, 2020 | lifelong learning, self-awareness
I chose the word expedition because I visualize myself exploring the controversial and possibly dangerous territory of racism. Racism and white people are two terms that educated, progressive, and compassionate white people may think only apply to the KKK or white...
