Consulting, Coaching, and Interim Leadership that Gets Your Mission Moving

A look at Hagitude, gendered ageism, and who still gets called wise There was a time — and it wasn't so long ago, depending on which culture and which century you're standing in — when a woman who had lived long enough to raise a family, bury a few people she loved, run a household or a village council or a healing practice, was the person you went to when you needed real judgment. She was the elder. The one who'd seen enough cycles to know which crisis was actually a crisis

If your organization is drafting a job description and reaches for "humble," pause and ask: what behavior are we actually trying to describe?