No use crying over broken glass #2 - Chapter 6 — “It has to be a partnership.” Chapter 6 reframes leadership as shared responsibility across roles. What conditions are set in the chapter to define a true partnership? How does this challenge traditional power dynamics you expect to encounter in your industry? #3 - The Cost of Public Failure Early in Chapter 6, a mistake in the dining room prompts a loud, public reaction from leadership. What is the mistake, and how is it handl

Reflection # 2 What are 2 key takeaways from the reading? What does the quote " life doesn't start after obstacles; life is obstacles" mean to you? Do you agree or disagree? Why or why not? The quote " life doesn't start after obstacles; life is obstacles" is like a reminder to me. I feel like my mom said this to me a few years ago after a really bad car accident. I was 18 and just graduated from high school around three days before. I remember her saying shit happens, life i

I made this in response to the readings and the promt questions because being curious suportive and creative is the same as making magic when it matters most. And to me it is just as powerful as an astroid hurling towards earth. Holding yourself to kindness and dignity even during scary, vulnrable, painful moments when nobody is watching, come out being the most life changing. So remember to be the astriod hitting earth when nobody is watching. I also felt that even if an ast