Becoming Someone I Didn't Expect to Become
Fred Gale asked his sister, Lillian, for her reflections. What he discovered was not what he expected.
Fred Gale asked his sister, Lillian, for her reflections. What he discovered was not what he expected.
Fred's Champions of Humanity journey to date in his own words.
This is a story about hope, positvity and joy—the wonderful story of Steven Krulis.
As always Glen, I find myself closely aligned with your post about Francine LeFrak and humanity-centred leadership, as it aligns very closely with what I call Enablership as described in my book The Art of Enablership. Enablership shifts the emphasis away from the leader as the central figure. Instead,
What is a young person worth, before anyone knows them?
The world changes when people change how they treat each other.
What is humanity-centered leadership, and why does it matter? What are ripples of humanity, and why are they so important?
I first met Francine in January 2014, the day before she flew to Rwanda. We have remained connected ever since.
Congratulations to Freddy, as he celebrates his 50th birthday and shares his aspiration for the future.
Think about the best team you've ever been part of. It probably wasn't a team where everyone thought the same. It was probably the opposite. That's the 'power of two'.
The future is not written. We can write it. But it needs a movement, a community. This is your invitation to join.
Why Every Choice Matters More Than You Think
What makes humanity-focused leadership different from the workshops that came before — told through experienced leaders who thought they'd seen it all.
How a Chicago clinic reignited its people
Four Stages
Whether we're leading a team, raising a family, serving a customer or speaking with a stranger, our words, actions and choices have the power to positively or negatively influence the people around us.
Health
Why an antidote to burnout in healthcare is the most human thing we have — and how one Chicago clinic is showing the way.
My personal reflections on how proximity overcomes prejudice and teaches us what it means to be human.
What can Freddy’s story teach us about the Champions Framework? Walk with me and discover how one life can begin to bend the arc of history.
How the courageous choices of a single survivor helped heal a nation — and then began to heal others far beyond its borders.
Freddy’s road to forgiveness took almost seventeen years. What he found transformed him — and is bending the arc of history.
Freddy survived because of a friend named Jean Pierre: He was a Champion Protector. You can do the same.
When everything has been taken from us, one thing remains: the power to choose who we become.
At eighteen, Freddy lost almost his entire family. His mother's last words: "If you survive, be a man". This is his story.
Centering leadership on what makes us human — how one remarkable life illuminates the whole Champions Pathway, from a starting canvas to the bending of history itself.