LR Holmes

Senior Executive Leader in Business & Government| Duke Public Policy and Divinity| Kingdom-Minded|Believe Romans 8:28

[Ben Wechsler @BENWECHSLER]

For years, I would coach clients by asking, “What does your heart say?” Then I finally asked myself that very question – and everything shifted.

As a person who lives “in his head” so much, it took me some time to trust my intuition. But when I did? Instantly, I heard — crystal clear, “I want to create, express, lead, and teach!” I could feel a growing warmth of emotion in my heart. I committed – and The Conscious Agent was born. As a consultant for decision-makers, I bridge the gap between heart-led insights and real solutions via my ReSolution℠ Process.

If you’re a decision-maker navigating complexity, craving:
✅Fresh ideas to shatter stagnation
✅Crystal clear insights amid chaos
✅Smoother team communication without siloing
✅Self-validated solutions with integrity
✅Bolder influence in your leadership
✅Sustainable autonomy
✅Deeper trust in your gut

You’re not alone. As Robert Edward Grant states, “Perception is the only reality.” Change your perception, change your reality.

Resolution → Solution → ReSolution.

Trust your heart – DM me to chat. What's that decision your intuition's whispering about?

#CreativeLeadership #IntuitiveDecisions #ReSolution #ArtsInnovation #SmallBizGrowth

[Michael Harriot @michaelharriot]

First of all, let's be clear. Mark Zuckerberg's didn't just announce changes to Meta's content moderation policy. He didn't even announce that Meta's content policy will change.

He announced that his company is willing to help kill people.

How?

[dawnstaley @dawnstaley]

There’s a GOAT sighting or (twenty) two #iykyk 🥰🥰🥰

[LR Holmes @lrossholmes]

@KaitlynSchiess Congratulations! Happy for you.

[ChristinaProenzaColes @ProenzaColes]

In 1899, visionary composer Scott Joplin (b. 1868 in Texas) published “Maple Leaf Rag,” the 1st piece of instrumental sheet music in US history to sell one million copies. His foundational contributions to American music were posthumously recognized in 1976 with a Pulitzer Prize.

[LR Holmes @lrossholmes]

I just entered to win a copy of the new book The Ballot and the Bible by Kaitlyn Schiess from @ERBks! You can too: https://t.co/CGhUUhwg81

[US Open Tennis @usopen]

The moment you become a Grand Slam champion. 🥹

[LR Holmes @lrossholmes]

I just entered to win a copy of the new book The Second Testament by Scot McKnight from @ERBks! You can too: https://t.co/dz4KwcyVGk

[SportsCenter @SportsCenter]

WHAT A MOMENT FOR CHRISTOPHER EUBANKS 👏

#Wimbledon

[ESPN @espn]

Chris Eubanks upsets Stefanos Tsitsipas in a five-set thriller for a spot in the #Wimbledon quarterfinals‼️

[ESPN Insights @ESPNInsights]

LSU becomes the 1st Division I school to win a baseball and basketball (men’s or women’s) national championship in the same year.

[Seattle Storm @seattlestorm]

Welcome to Seattle, @JoynerH24!

📰 https://t.co/DKqTZqgS1w

[ChristinaProenzaColes @ProenzaColes]

Louise Marie-Thérèse (1664–1732) was a French nun of African ancestry (her portrait hangs in the Bibliotheque Saint Genevieve in Paris) who was thought to be the daughter of the French queen, Maria Theresa of Spain, the first wife of King Louis XIV.

[Jerry Mitchell @JMitchellNews]

#OnThisDay 1954, #SCOTUS ruled in Brown v. Board of Education that the “separate but equal” doctrine violated the Constitution. In Mississippi, segregationist leaders rallied behind the white Citizens’ Council to preserve racial segregation at all costs.
https://t.co/zA7Q22zyw2

[AFRICAN & BLACK HISTORY @AfricanArchives]

On this day in 1862, Robert Smalls stole a Confederate Ship and sailed it to Freedom disguised as a captain, freeing his crew and their families.

A THREAD!

[ChristinaProenzaColes @ProenzaColes]

“Modjeska Simkins (b. 1899) was the matriarch of the Civil Rights Movement in South Carolina. She was also a leader in African-American public health and social reform. For her contributions to the struggle for civil rights, Simkins is an American Hero.” https://t.co/nDAtabNtGG

[Jerry Mitchell @JMitchellNews]

#OnThisDay 1884, Ida B. Wells was riding a train when a railroad conductor ordered her to move from the “all-white” car. She refused. She became a crusading journalist, who exposed the endless lynchings of Black Americans & helped found the @NAACP.
https://t.co/0bhgivtLqJ

[. @SankofaTravelHr]

#OTD 1898, civil rights activist and teacher, Septima Clark, was born. Clark created programs and workshops to help Blacks to learn how to read and write in order to vote. Her home is located at 105 Wentworth St, Charleston, SC. Follow @SankofaTravelHr

[National Urban League @NatUrbanLeague]

📚 They’re coming for our books. And we’re fighting back.

These are just a few among the hundreds of books banned from schools & libraries across the country as part of an extremist “War on Wokeness” agenda to limit what students can learn. #FreedomToLearn