You have an issue. It is going to require boxes of tissue to clean up. Teaching combat trauma in Iraq in 2006. At the time, it was the most violent place on earth. The Scar and the Scab Is Not the Healing When you get shot, the bullet is only the beginning. A high-velocity round … Continue reading (T)issue
Tag: writing
I am home, but…
I am home and I am happy. Seattle is home. It is the only place, other than Afghanistan, that I have ever called home. I love living where I live. I love the rhythm of this place, the air, the water, the familiarity. Most of all, I love who I live with. This is where … Continue reading I am home, but…
Antifragile…
This post was inspired by yesterday’s Founder’s Series team practice ONE.126. You’ve been reminded… Life has always been hard. Way back in the day, the ancient Spartans built a team that embodied the opposite of fragility. The Spartans were anything but fragile as Nassim Taleb, author of the book Antifragile would describe. Spartan antifragility was … Continue reading Antifragile…
Gifts
They matter. Because they speak the silent language of the soul. There are, I believe, three kinds of gifts. The first kind comes from God. Unearned. They are the miracles we breathe without noticing - - - the beating of our hearts, the spark in our minds, the design of who we are - - … Continue reading Gifts
“Brother” Jim…
For most of my adult life, I’ve been called “Brother.” It’s a word that carries profound meaning for me. It is DEEPLY rooted in the bonds forged with the men I fought alongside. Those words - - - “I love you, brother…”…“Let’s roll, brother…”…“Strength and Honor, brother…” - - - still echo deep in my … Continue reading “Brother” Jim…
BUILT TO LEAD 