When people choose not to work somewhere, the somewhere isn’t a company, it’s a team: if we put you in a good team at a bad company, you’ll tend to hang around; but if we put you in a bad team at a good company, you won’t be there for long. #TuesdayThoughts
So enjoy getting to work with these women as part of my job @BLPindy. Women leaders are hungry for business acumen education and experience! #womenleadership
A full house for Kendell Lett and @JakeHuhn session on mobile learning development! So proud of the expertise they both bring to our clients of BLP, powered by TiER1 Performance #eXLearn https://t.co/pwt02kumCD
So excited to start the day at BLP, powered by TiER1 Performance #eXLearn conference learning about how trends come to the learning field from @kkapp https://t.co/XEMBB2yBeW
I appreciate Pastor's Mark's heart and actions in seeking to apply divine wisdom within a divisive discussion. We need leaders who seek to shepherd all those whom they lead. I am praying for my pastor. #gracerelations
Mel’s been a pleasure to work with this summer - looking forward to spending today with her at a women’s leadership program for one of our clients! 💪💪💪
Today on Instagram, Mel Browning ‘20 shows the fun and flexibility of a @DePauw_English writing major while interning with @BLPindy. ✍️🧠
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There are an infinite number of ways to do the wrong thing, but a finite number of ways to do the right thing. The idea is to capture the distinctive moments of excellence and enable individuals to learn how to repeat them. Read more from @Forbes here: https://t.co/ar7wf3e06y
"Not every adopted child will grieve the loss of their biological family the same way, but every adopted child will feel this loss. And it doesn’t serve them well for us to ignore that reality."
- @kellyneedham https://t.co/HwfP1PTAA1
It’s a beautiful & dangerous prayer: Break my heart for what breaks yours. #adoption#orphancare What a story. H/t @JohnstonMoore https://t.co/f3FVl3uUOk
Thank you @thegoodbookusa for consistently publishing children’s books where my African-American son sees himself represented! Can’t wait to read this one tonight.