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Pro-Act or Re-Act: Life’s Gifts & Burdens
via GIPHY Tip 2: Did we even start our own lives? Hint: Think mother & father! Our first response to the light of life was to cry; letting the world know we had arrived. Soon after, life’s gifts and burdens offer opportunities for more varied responses.
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Pro-Act or Re-Act: A 10 Point Counter-Intuitive Response
For Type “A’s” & Everyone Else NOT SO MUCH – IJS !!! Tip 1: Life is much more about responding to what is thrown our way; much less about our throwing the first pitch.
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JustLove’s Memorial Day Show
Celebrating those Who Served and Continue to Give On this week’s episode of JustLove, Monsignor Sullivan focuses on the significance of Memorial Day with Bryan Anderson, an Iraq War Veteran and spokesman for Quantum Rehab, a division of Pride Mobility; and John Strawn, General Manager of “The Refuge Café” – a social enterprise of Catholic Charities Community Services of the Diocese of Phoenix. Bryan Anderson will be speaking about his work with Quantum Rehab as well as being a spokesman for both The Gary Sinise Foundation and USA Cares – organizations that provide supportive services for veterans. Bryan will also touch on his experiences during his service and becoming a…
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The Future of Work
On this week’s episode of JustLove, Monsignor Sullivan focuses on ” The Future of Work” with Dr. John Bourdreau, Professor of of Management and Organization at the University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business and USC’s Center for Effective Organization; and Marc Bain fashion industry journalist for Quartz, the digitally native news outlet owned by Atlantic Media Company Msgr. Sullivan and Dr. Boudreau will be talking about changes that have taken place in the workplace over recent years, and particularly the increase in the number of people employed in the “Gig” economy like Uber. They examine whether such employment opportunities are essentially exploitative or empowering for workers. Marc and Msgr. Sullivan will be speaking…
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Conversation Starters For a President Abroad
Embed from Getty Images President Trump’s first foreign trip at the end of May was announced just after he signed the Religious freedom executive order. Ironically, three places he will visit – Saudi Arabia, Israel and Rome – are major hubs for the three great religions: Islam, Judaism and Christianity. Saudi Arabia, according to official statistics, is close to 100% Muslim, predominantly Sunni. Israel was established as a Jewish state this week in 1948. Rome has been a center of Christianity since Peter and Paul journeyed there in the first century and, subsequently, the Bishop of Rome was designated the Pope. As Citizen Sullivan, I suggest one topic for…