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Chairman, Sixth Generation, Hancock Lumber

Below is my latest post on The Business of Shared Leadership. This week, we take a step back and look at the human experience and the misconceptions surrounding it. Read the full blog below! https://lnkd.in/eBaRFW-3

We Do Hard Things - The Business of Shared Leadership

We Do Hard Things - The Business of Shared Leadership

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Elizabeth Ross Holmstrom

Systems Disrupter for Greater Good | Inspirational Speaker and Guide for The Power of Pause and The Art of Being | Purpose and Impact Business Consultant

6mo

This is so beautifully observed, Kevin. I am grateful for you and your leadership 🙏🏼 in our community and world. “Whenever I hear someone say, “No one wants to work anymore,” I make a mental note of this misguided comment. Every day in America, 155 million people work despite the cumulative challenges life brings their way. I hear many people conclude from the vantage point of their phone, laptop, or television that The world is falling apart. I believe this statement squarely misses the reality of the human experience. Look for the opposite, and you will find it. The world is being held together at every turn, by people rising above the realities of a finite life in a finite world.”

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Ann Handley

Digital marketing & content expert. Wall Street Journal bestselling author. Keynote speaker. Writer.

6mo

"We do hard things." So simple. So true.

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