I can say I’m sorry a hundred times… I love you over and over… but if I do not demonstrate what I am saying, my words mean nothing. Don’t lie to satisfy the person for the MOMENT, because the pain you cause them in their future can last them a LIFETIME. Speaking truth consistently becomes … Continue reading Say What You Mean… Mean What You Say
Is it irony or hypocrisy? On Inauguration Day, the protestors are claiming President Trump is a threat to our lives comparable to the Nazis. Yet, they burned, destroyed, and vandalized businesses and put people in harms way in Washington DC. The protestors claim that President Trump is filled with hate and yet they burn down … Continue reading A Little Advice from an Unknown Place
Depositing the vision, and winning the hearts of people, along with structuring a system of reproduction to carry the legacy becomes a lasting indomitable force in any movement.
Every challenge doesn’t need debated. A lion doesn’t run around every time a dog barks. Choose your battles wisely and chart your own course not letting the media set your agenda.
I’m finding that maturity in leadership is a component of success that too often we never diagnose. Through investigation I am seeing that position does not produce maturity in a leader. Maturity is not just having experience, its learning and correcting one’s self by and through those experiences. A person can have a grownup body … Continue reading A Healthy Portion of Maturity Please
Leadership minus the ambition of love soon evolves into a tyrannical self-serving style leading to exploitation instead of the betterment of the whole.
Dr. Reuben Egolf the Vice President of the Human Rights Global Congress has been invited to speak at the International Congress 2016 in Lima, Peru. It is being hosted by Dr. Alberto Santana and is slated for January 28-31. Dr. Egolf will be speaking on Partnership - the secret to global success Methods that promote … Continue reading Dr. Reuben Egolf invited to Peru
Human Rights Day is every Dec. 10th. It is observed every year on 10 December. It commemorates the day on which, in 1948, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In 1950, the Assembly passed resolution 423 (V), inviting all States and interested organizations to observe 10 December of each … Continue reading Human Rights Day
We have a choice to make in America. Permit these situations to be exploited by self-interest groups and activists looking to pimp the circumstance into a financial windfall and fame, thus creating division and deepening racial divides? Or, are we going to come together and overcome evil with good?
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