Tag Archives: conviction
Employment: A clean slate
In “New 2026 minimum wage, laws take effect” (Jan. 1, Northwest), The Seattle Times described several newly effective state laws. House Bill 1747 should be added to the list. This expands the 2018 Fair Chance Act that stops employers from … Continue reading
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Tagged background check, conviction, crime, employment, Fair Chance Act, minimum wage
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Taking the Lead
Taking the lead is never easy. Sometimes it’s a choice or even a pursuit. Often, though, it’s a position or responsibility that has been thrown upon people as a product of particular time or circumstance or because of who they … Continue reading
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Tagged conviction, leadership, opportunity, responsibility, tenacity, unknown
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Purpose
I am my ancestors’ wildest dreams – That’s my reason for being to actualize my full potential in high honor. I’m always awed by people who seem to have a strong sense of purpose, a conviction about who they are … Continue reading
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Tagged Achievement, ancestors, beliefs, conviction, experience, immeasurable value, potential, process, purpose, self discovery, values, wildest dreams
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