“Bearing crisis upon crisis, we shall rise as creator.”
Source: Honor He Wrote: 100 Sonnets For Humans Not Vegetables
“Alertness, equanimity, decisiveness, and compassion are the four core leadership qualities in crisis that come when the 114 chakras are in balance.”
Source: 72000 Nadis and 114 Chakras in Human Body for Healing and Meditation
“Your role is to remind the Seeker of the wisdom and insights into crisis management that the archetypes of tarot can offer.”
Source: Holistic Tarot: An Integrative Approach to Using Tarot for Personal Growth
“Successful leaders react quickly and with purpose. When challenges arise, they are thrilled for the opportunity to act.”
Source: Lessons My Brothers Taught Me: How to Transform Your Personal Qualities Into A Successful Business
“If someone says they are thinking about suicide, there’s no need to panic. We don’t have to try to talk them out of it. We don’t have to try to solve it. We need only remain calm and listen. Truly, deeply listen. Ask what’s going on, and keep the person talking. Pose open-ended questions—questions that cannot be answered with a simple “yes” or “no”—and speak without judgment, again focusing on feelings.”
Source: The Violence Project: How to Stop a Mass Shooting Epidemic
“From policy implementation to crisis management, school administrators tackle multifaceted responsibilities aimed at promoting student success and institutional effectiveness.”
“The world we live in today is a complex tapestry of interwoven challenges and opportunities. As we collectively face the reality of an ever-evolving global landscape, the significance of preparedness, adaptability, and resilience has never been more apparent. It is within this context that “Complacency” was born—a story that seeks to shed light on the fragile balance between security and vulnerability, and the consequences of inaction in the face of looming threats.”
Source: Complacency: One Man's Story
“Parting ways with someone or something doesn't always make sense, so people often create reasons to be angry and resentful, because it weaves a stronger narrative around the process of letting go. That way, they don't have to take responsibility for their part in it, because, you know. So-and-so was just a bitch and shit.”
Source: A Room Called Earth
“It feels like all we ever do in this world is break each others’ hearts.”
Source: Everything Is Awful and You're a Terrible Person
“In my return to church, I had learned the hard way to avoid assumptions about other people's faith. For one thing, people kept surprising me. If I listened carefully to them, my conjectures about what they thought usually turned out to be wrong. For another thing, I was insecure enough about my own faith, such as it was, to resent other people telling me what they thought I believed and why they thought I believed it. So I tried to hear what my friends say about joining their loved ones after death without assuming I knew exactly what they meant.”