I don’t think of myself as a hero. Nor do most people. Yet I suspect that in a crisis, I might find myself doing something heroic, instinctively. If I saw someone drowning, I might—without thinking—dive into the water to help. Yet there are many less dramatic situations where I’m not sure how I would react.…Read More
Doing the Impossible Aaron Donaghy is a high school teacher in Detroit whose mission is to teach his students how to do what sounds impossible. His leadership program offers students the opportunity to make a difference in the world—before they graduate, before they hold a job, before they become adults. In fact, many of his…Read More
“Tremendously deep and heart felt life story and appeal for us all to seek the truth, the fair, the good and to be reasonable in our journey and as we seek outcomes in all we do. An appeal to the constructive dialogue about the past, present and future. A call to action to get off our “perch”…Read More
Shout-outs to silence bullying
In A Sincere Compliment
If you want to feel better about the human race, you’ll get a quick infusion of hope by following @WestHighBros on Twitter. Scroll down the feed and in less than a minute you’ll be beaming. And you may also be thinking that this is how everyone should be using Twitter. Each tweet is nothing more,…Read More
We’ve all been near children to recognize the scenario. One child begins to complain, then cry or wait, and, like a siren causing a dog to harmonize with its own howl, the lament sets off another child, nearby. It’s never clear whether the second child is complaining about the noise or feeling the other child’s…Read More
