What fuels your inspiration?

Change is a captivating concept. We often believe it's something we can will into existence, relying solely on sheer determination to bring about the transformations we desire. However, the reality is that no amount of circumstances or concentration of willpower will sustain or overcome a lack of readiness for change.

The phrase "Feedback is a gift" is a common refrain, suggesting that feedback offers invaluable insights and opportunities for personal and professional growth. While well-intentioned, this sentiment oversimplifies the complexities of human interaction and individual experience.

In Judaism, God is often referred to by various names, each reflecting different aspects of the divine nature and attributes. This multifaceted approach to the divine reflects the belief that God is beyond human comprehension and transcends any single name or concept.

Accompanying leaders as they navigate the complexities of their roles, I often witness how they become entangled in a web of expectations and obligations, feeling pressured to say "yes" to an overwhelming number of demands and opportunities.

In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, we often find ourselves yearning for someone who will listen to us attentively, without judgment. We long for someone who will encourage us to open up, revealing the depths of our souls, and who will create the space for us to become all that we have the potential to be.

A missed opportunity because, particularly in situations like this, there's a response that holds even more power when someone shares their vulnerability. A response that precedes empathy and is crucial—CURIOSITY.