JamesSampson
@jamessampson
Interim CEO | PE Operating Partner | Turnarounds, Restructurings & Critical Leadership Moments | Interim Executive for Middle-Market Companies | Manufacturing Champion | Financial, Operational, Organizational Improvement | PE Executive Coaching | Writer
We rarely get to see the ripple effect of our actions or the quiet impact we have on others. A gentle reminder for your feed today: you’ve likely been a bright spot in someone’s life, and your small moments matter far more than you realize.
Excellent point and post, Mary (geographile). I found this image a while ago and keep it as a reminder:
Give a listen to the very underrated Sounds of Blackness. They released “Africa to America” in 1994 and it’s still one I go back to often today.
Couldn’t read the article. The way they build paywalls, we should contract Forbes to build border walls. BUT….. Is it me or, with all that gold, does the Oval Office look like King Tut’s lair on the old Batman series?
Ambition is loud. Discipline is quiet. The beast shows up in the quiet part.
Most people never see themselves as clearly as others do – especially after growth or change. Even when all the pieces fall into place, self-doubt still whispers that something is missing. Don’t trust the mirror. You’ve come farther than it knows.
250 years in, America’s true strength isn’t in the headlines or the politics – it’s in the quiet resilience of its people. To everyone working hard, looking out for their neighbors, and keeping the faith through tough times: Happy 4th. We are stronger together. 🇺🇸
It’s amusing to hear both Donald Jr. and Eric Trump deny the family is profiting off their father’s term in the White House. This is, of course, a lie. Consider this from Forbes:
Absolutely true, Kira Leigh. Remember when we thought streaming was going to be a less expensive way to access content?
How is it possible that this shameless President and his corrupt administration can manage to embarrass this country just a little bit more each day?
A great reminder landed in my text inbox yesterday. It’s the small, quiet choices – the ones nobody is watching or rewarding – that actually move the needle. To everyone out there holding space and doing the invisible heavy lifting: thank you. The world needs you. 👇
Out of nowhere, this Mike Pence guy is sharing Mensa-level insight. We really need a guy like him to explain it to us, right?
First published in 1939. Still relevant today. That’s the beauty of books. Think you should probably read more? Think about reading this one. You won’t be disappointed.
Their words mean nothing. They must be judged by their actions…or inactions. These are not honorable people. These are not serious people. These are not men and women with any convictions - or any connection to the people they pretend to represent. They are performative liars.
Today is World Bee Day! It’s a great day to pause and remember how important bees are to our way of life….
I don’t think my twin brother should dismiss out of hand the possibility it was a fake assassination attempt.
I love this image and its message… …a great reminder for all of us.
The more you learn about crows, the more fascinating they become. Thank you for a great post Wildlife Nomads.
With every Truth Social post and every press Q&A session becoming crazier than the one before, I keep asking myself “What will it take for the GOP and those around him to realize just how unwell he is?” It’s dangerous now to our country, our allies and the world. It won’t get better from here.
I don’t subscribe to Netflix, so Opening Day is today for me. Go Red Sox.
This is sadly and absolutely true, Gary1955. How are oil companies benefiting from the rising oil prices? Take a look - this is a chart from Financial Times showing free cash flow from oil operations in billions of dollars at various WTI barrel prices:
Kevin Hassett, Director of National Economic Council: "If the war were to be extended, it wouldn't really disrupt the US economy very much at all. It would hurt consumers, and we'd have to think about what we'd have to do about that, but that's really the last of our concerns right now."