That moment in conflict, the one that sets off “the horrible,” is the moment to consider being transparent instead of manipulating – considering instead of emoting – giving instead of taking – accounting instead of blaming – and empathizing instead of judging.
Inferior brands don’t care much about what’s next. Average brands wonder what’s next. Strong brands know what’s next. Leader brands stay ahead of what’s next.
At its core, racism is blind to color for a heart has no eyes. Today’s racism has become more universal, more color blind – crossing all colors with rarely more focus on one color group than another. Universally, racism is a condition of “the heart,” a heart whose color ironically, remains the same in all of us.
One Liners by Dean Del Sesto. Copyright 2015