Emotionally Yours
Jim BloodsworthIncreasing emotional fortitude (aka grit, resilience) in the workplace, at home, church, or school ... globally.
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Same Charge Nurse, Same Kind of Night, Two Different Calls
She made two calls, three weeks apart, that should have gone the same way. They didn’t — and the gap between them is the whole reason a consistent rule matters more than good instincts.
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First night: short...
When Every Assignment Choice Feels Wrong...
There’s a specific kind of stuck that doesn’t get talked about enough: not indecision, not lack of information … just genuinely no good option.
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You’ve got a nurse who’s already stretched, and an incoming p...
“Was This My Call?”
Not the time you escalated, and it was obviously right. Not the time you handled it yourself and it worked out fine. I want the murkier one — the moment where you genuinely didn’t know whether the decision was yours to make.
confused nurse...
Hidden Cost of the Leader Who Never Escalates
Everyone can picture the cost of escalating too little, too late; that’s the dramatic version, the one that shows up in incident reviews. There’s a quieter cost that hardly ever gets named: the leader who escalates so rarely that the system...
“A Good Leader Handles It Themselves” Is Quietly Dangerous Advice
This one is more insidious than “just use your judgment,” because it sounds like a compliment about competence rather than behavior advice. It gets rewarded constantly, right up until the moment it doesn’t.
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