...the ruminations of tzachi
A few months back, I wrote a piece on moral injury – especially as it pertains to the military. However, I could not help but see the correlations to the same concepts in the workplace. It’s not a new thought. Have … Continued
So I’ve always been someone with strong opinions and not only, not afraid to share them, but there’s nothing I love more that a good deep conversation on a topic I care and feel passionately about. Whether it be parenting, … Continued
For those who don’t know, I made a huge shift this past summer and have taken a leap of faith. I am determined to make a go of it on my own. In other words, I am hoping I’ve had … Continued
There is a great deal of conversation these days around the concept and idea of “moral injury“. Moral injury is the damage done to one’s conscience, psyche or moral compass as a result of experiencing and/or perpetrating things that transgress or … Continued
I can honestly say the thing I am most proud of accomplishing in my life (and it’s still a “work in progress”) is how we raised our 2 boys and it is evident today in the young men they have … Continued
On Monday April 17th, the Bellevue City Council, in a vote that defied common sense and due diligence, voted 4 to 3 to move forward with siting a King County regional low-barrier men’s homeless shelter by the Eastgate Park and … Continued
October 2016 was when most of the neighbors of the Eastgate community in Bellevue first became aware of plans to site a regional King County low-barrier men’s homeless shelter a short walk from our communities. Like many of us, who … Continued
As I have the sense that in the next few days and weeks this topic will begin to heat up, I’m posting here images of NWS teacher Daniel Sparler’s website with links to videos to be studied/watched for the course … Continued
I recently read an article on LinkedIn that moved me to respond. As I was writing my response – I realized this was worthy of a post, in and of itself. The author taught me a valuable lesson that I’d … Continued
In the last few months I have begun verbally identifying myself as a Palestinian Jew. It’s been as much an exercise in “trying this label on” as anything else, but it honestly feels right. As I’ve always understood the definition … Continued