Martie Moore

How do you express gratitude for all the people that are working in what is certainly the most challenging of times?

We must use courageous leadership and be willing to ask an important question repeatedly to assure we are listening with both head and heart to those we serve.

COVID has poked us in the eyes and said, “I will show you what is normal now …”

How you lead might have its roots back more than a century to the old West and life on the cattle-driving plains.

The day I wrote this article, I did so on my mother’s birthday. The first birthday since she passed. I have had a lot of such firsts this year.

Allow others to offer up solutions that might be unconventional but worthy of consideration, especially in these trying times.

Staring at the axe, I wondered how he felt swinging it in the air. It represented far more than a piece of metal attached to a length of wood.

My mother spent her last night as a boarder in an Emergency Department somewhere in America.

You need to read this for at least one very solid reason: The need for transparency in caregiving will not diminish, nor will the demand decline from families for answers and partnership.