This may very well be my favorite of all the deep thinking statements made by Professor Horniman this week.
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I would like to take this time to introduce you today to what appeared to be my arch nemesis at the end of our day yesterday. My shoe.
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Leadership has a lot to do with the choices that we make. Regardless of whether you are an introvert or extrovert, we all choose our energy, our enthusiasm, our hopefulness, and our attitude.
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As we commenenced Day 1 at Darden, it brought forth many statements from our faciliator, Alec Horniman, that challenged us to think.
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My initial experience at Wharton consisted of hanging out in the back of the taxi cab parked at the entrance while the driver was reprimanded for the illegal U-turn he had just executed. Oops! After giggling to myself (he was let go with a stern warning), I took my luggage up to the front desk, checked in and proceeded to pinch myself a few times.
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Four years later, my attendance at the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia for CUES CEO Institute III will represent a culmination of this journey. It will also result in obtaining my CUES Certified Chief Executive designation.
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Wow, I cannot believe the day is finally here for me to attend my first CUES CEO Institute! I am writing this blog sitting in my hotel room preparing for tomorrow. When I checked in this evening, the front desk receptionist said, "You are going to love it here. It is like Disneyworld...for learning."
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“Mom, Dad, I’m going to Wharton!” That’s how the conversation went that Nov. 6, 2013, morning. I needed to be pinched then, and I still do.
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Some of you may not know I’m from the green state of Oregon. I’m proud to be a native Oregonian and love what this state has to offer. We have a beautiful coast line, mountain range, high desert and a valley floor where practically anything grows. We boast of cities like Portland, Bend and our capitol city of Salem.
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This past weekend something bright, yellow and warm appeared out of nowhere here in Salem, Oregon. It was a rare sighting and something I felt faintly familiar with… After wracking my brain for a while I realized it was an old friend that I hadn’t seen in a while, my old friend named Sunshine.
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