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There are days when the to-do list is filled not with lofty goals or dazzling inspiration, but with simple, grounded tasks: walking the dog, cooking dinner, cleaning the house, folding laundry, answering a few emails. These days can feel small but they are not devoid of meaning. Dag Hammarskjöld believed that love was best expressed

In the Western world, leadership is often associated with extroversion. “Charismatic” speakers, big personalities, and those who command a room tend to be the ones who climb the ladder the fastest. But what happens when we overlook the power of quiet leadership? Dag Hammarskjöld, the second Secretary-General of the United Nations, was the epitome of

There’s a common misconception that introverts are shy, and that shyness is synonymous with introversion. This misunderstanding often leads to false assumptions about people’s personalities and social capabilities. However, introversion and shyness are two entirely different traits. While they can coexist, they are not interchangeable, and understanding this distinction is key to appreciating the diverse

  aka: When Cluelessness Meets Authority We’ve all encountered this one: the boss who has no idea what they’re doing but refuses to admit it. Instead of learning, adapting, or listening to those who do know what’s going on, they double down on their ignorance, leaving their employees to clean up the mess. This kind

Published on Wednesday, March 5th. To subscribe: https://sara-causey.kit.com/2d8b7742dd   I’m enjoying the process of writing my next book, Simply Dag. At present, I’m in March of 1958 in the USSR. Picture this: Premier Nikolai Bulganin sends a letter to Dag in late January/early February asking him to come to Moscow for peace talks. Bulganin says he