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Truthfulness

Truthfulness is also a character trait. Someone once said we are what we are in the private moments of our lives.

Truthfulness is another one of those core values. Its hard to fake. Lies catch up to you eventually. Being honest, authentic, and sincere are all facets of truthfulness. A good friend gives honest advice, not just what the other person wants to hear.

The more we practice truthfulness, the more like that polished stone we become

Bagels With Mike

Communicating well is one of the most important qualities of a leader. It ranks right up there with integrity and empathy. There are various forms of communication that a leader must utilize. To communicate effectively, communications need to be of diverse types and layered, reinforcing the key points of the message being given or direction being taken. The Bagels With Mike sessions were an effective way to communicate with the entire team effortlessly while building trust.

Michael Morris

Aug 29, 20254 min read

Exceptional NJ Deli Bagels Were Part of Every Session

Key Qualities Every Leader Should Cultivate

Leaders who make a lasting impact have a blend of clarity, courage, and compassion. These traits don’t just help in managing day-to-day operations; they build the foundation for secure, highly available IT systems that global enterprises rely on.

Michael Morris

Aug 25, 20255 min read

Leadership is not just about giving orders or managing teams; it’s about cultivating a set of qualities that inspire trust, resilience, and innovation. Over time, I’ve come to appreciate that leadership is a journey of continuous growth—one that demands self-awareness, empathy, and a clear vision.

Blackballed For Doing The Right Thing

Sometimes we must take risks and do things that we know may have unpleasant consequences. That may involve being blackballed for doing the right thing. However, at the end of the day, we really need to hold true to ourselves and to the things we believe or know to be right despite the consequences.

Michael Morris

Aug 21, 20256 min read

Have you ever suffered negative consequences for doing the right thing? Today’s story involves a time when I knew that I had to do the right thing, but at a huge personal and professional risk.

Hitting Your Own Brick Wall

Life for all of us is a roller coaster. Ups and downs, good times and tough times, success and failures across all aspects of our lives. When we do experience those down cycles, we need to make sure that we stop, re-evaluate, and make any mid-course corrections, as necessary. Brick walls have a purpose. Be sure you do not waste your brick wall.

Michael Morris

Aug 11, 20253 min read

His exact analogy was that Albert was like a motorcyclist travelling 100 MPH down a road. At some point, Albert was going to lose control and run into his own brick wall (as he had done).

Salve For Festering Wounds

It took a brother’s terminal illness to bring about the reconciliation of the relationship. There were way too many lost years of relationship and fellowship over a few dollars ---- which amounted to nothing in the long run.

Michael Morris

Aug 7, 20254 min read

Wounds that fester only cause problems later. They exacerbate into situations where people do not listen, respect, or want to work together. Conflict resolved builds trust and strong relationships. Conflict unresolved never ends well and little things become gigantic things.

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