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Conditional self-forgiveness is a doorway to intense suffering. Conditional self-forgiveness can lead us to lower energy and heightened emotional pain in:
Our professional lives
Our relationships with others
Our journey as spiritual students
The only way to make it all stop is a posture of innocence, and reminding our selves that our mistakes are just as innocent as everyone else’s.
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Our conference rooms at Substack HQ are named after writers. Every day, I walk past Charles Dickens, Toni Morrison, Gertrude Stein, and Anaïs Nin and smile inwardly to myself.
it’s a good place to nod out
it’s already the name of the bathroom
“Conference Rooms” - sounds very corporate. I always preferred our managers calling meetings in the War Room. Aptly named 😄.
We actually call them peace rooms
Even better
Not sure I’d take a meeting in the Philip K. Dick conference room… :-/
that one’s for the hard meetings
My little brain read this quickly and saw “Jim Morisson” and thought “hell yeah someone’s a Doors fan!”
beloved was also a great book tho.
that definitely would have been an appropriate name to put on a door
We can save Jimmy for the auditorium
Can you upload the photo of the conference room names Simon Owens? Thx
Yes let’s just hope my WiFi signal is strong enough here. If the photo doesn’t show up, it’s definitely a signal problem.
Not a bad crowd to have on the walls. Let’s just hope nobody’s holding meetings in Orwell—might mean trouble’s brewing.
honestly, that is our main conference room for the leadership team
Leadership meetings in Orwell, huh? Sounds like a place where the minutes write themselves, and then rewrite themselves just to be sure. Hope there’s a strong coffee supply... and an exit that’s not ‘under review.’ ☕📜🚪🔍😅
Do you say hello every time?
quietly, yes
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People who can’t handle criticism are unfit to lead.
Weak leaders fear dissent as a threat to their power. They silence their critics to shield their egos.
Strong leaders welcome dissent as an opportunity for growth. They silence their egos to learn from their critics.
