Author: Lazarus

A loud introvert

Bad News Packaged Positively Gets Results

People with influence need to realize that things will not always go according to plan. What we choose to be in those moments when things go wrong, determines whether we succeed or not

Dear Leader: A Poem

I have been thinking about ways of rewarding those whose lives have impacted society and individuals in a positive way. I have found it a difficult task to find a befitting gift for such people

2022: My Year In Review

We are in the last few hours of 2022 and what a year it has been for me. The year started with me trying for the first time to set goals for the year ahead. I struggled because I did not even know how to go about new year's resolutions. You know how they say … Continue reading 2022: My Year In Review →

A Peaceful Lie

Photo:<a href="http://Photo by <a href="https://unsplash.com/@heftiba?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText">Toa Heftiba</a> on <a href="https://unsplash.com/photos/QHuauUyXRt8?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText">Unsplash Unsplash "All has consequences" They tell her. But truth is not without consequence either On reason's balance She weighs the consequence. An option she picks. Without hesitance, She lies. Greater consequences she avoids

Under The Flag Of Our Land

The clock struck midnight The Union Jack lowered A symbol of cruelty and pain Lowered The end of an era A new flag raised with Renewed hope for Sovereignty, peace, justice The birth of a country Free men we stood Under the flag Of our land It is under the flag that Our leaders united … Continue reading Under The Flag Of Our Land →

Through The Chair: Moderating A Meeting

Moderating a meeting in Zambia is commonly known as "chairing a meeting". So do not be shocked, as moderator, when you hear someone say "through the Chair" with a raised hand. That is a way of asking for recognition and permission to say something in a meeting. Now I find "through the Chair" to be … Continue reading Through The Chair: Moderating A Meeting →