Posted on December 12, 2017
by Susannah-Joy
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This post started me thinking. I often write about the hypocrisy of certain zealots of feminism and the double standard by which they seem to operate (bear with me, this post isn’t going there). Rather, I’m thinking about a different double standard. Millions of… Continue Reading “A Good Guy”
Category: Leadership, Mental WellnessTags: Behavior, behaviour, change, culture, double standard, equality, feminism, gender violence, Ghandi, good guy, good man, insults, maya angelou, men, norms, society, violence
Posted on December 30, 2016
by Susannah-Joy
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The art of gracious subjectivity. Rigid and inflexible thinking leads nowhere good.
Category: Leadership, Mental Wellness, Psych News, TherapyTags: art, culture, flexible, fools, Kuwait, opinion, painting, philosophy, Reham Al-Reshaid, rigid, therapy, thinking, truth, wise
Culture clashes arise from the different expectations between Western leaders and Eastern workers.
Posted on September 12, 2014
by Susannah-Joy
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Catch more of Prince EA here
Category: Health, Leadership, Learning, Mental Wellness, ReblogTags: action, behaviour, character, choices, compassionate, consumerism, culture, happy, lies, love, Prince EA, pursuit of happiness, slam poetry, spoken word, theology in action
Posted on July 30, 2014
by Susannah-Joy
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Great explanation about personal space misunderstandings. Worth a read.
