This year has been incredibly tough–for all of us. As a follow up to my first blog post on this topic, I’m exploring gratitude and challenging you to let go of the not-so-good parts yet keep the good parts, because one benefit of great change is the opportunity to more easily implement more change.
While this pandemic year has been tragic, a number of silver linings have emerged for many. We gathered a group of AZA leaders to hear their silver linings, as well as those of our audience.
This year has been incredibly tough–for all of us. As a follow up to my first blog post on this topic, I’m exploring gratitude and challenging you to let go of the not-so-good parts yet keep the good parts, because one benefit of great change is the opportunity to more easily implement more change.
While this pandemic year has been tragic, a number of silver linings have emerged for many. We gathered a group of AZA leaders to hear their silver linings, as well as those of our audience.
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