Every November, this season arrives, reminding us—ready or not—of the essential practice of gratitude. Thanksgiving calls us to pause, breathe, and notice the blessings that shape our lives, even in challenging times. Before President Lincoln declared Thanksgiving a national holiday during the Civil War, President George Washington issued the first federal proclamation for the holiday […]
Ethics isn’t theory—it’s personal. In this heartfelt reflection, Susan Gunn shares the life principles shaped by her parents, experience, and faith—and why defining your own may be the most ethical act of all.
Bad advice often sounds good because it tells us what we want to hear. From viral tax hacks to Ponzi schemes to practice embezzlement, misplaced trust has devastating costs. Here’s why you must choose counsel wisely—and always verify.
Empathy is not weakness—but it’s also not the full answer. In a world divided by outrage, what we need more than ever is moral courage, truth, and deep humanity.
When a convicted couple like the Chrisleys receive a presidential pardon despite extensive evidence and a federal jury’s verdict, those of us in fraud prevention and accountability work feel the impact deeply. Here’s why this moment matters.
In a time when ethical lines feel blurry, your practice can still stand firm. Discover how everyday decisions shape your integrity and your success.
2023’s mantra were the following three things: Be the Compassion and Wisdom Someone Else Needs Work Smarter, Not Harder Remember to Play, For There You Are It is shortsighted to believe that nothing needs changing in our work and personal lives. Everything can be going great, yet something always needs tweaking. We just have to […]
