What if we worked at tolerance? I read a post hiding bigotry and hatred by posing it as a fight against political correctness. It was dishonest and untrustworthy. They posited that not accepting their fight against “political correctness” was a sign of intolerance, weakness and dangerous to society because it hides the “real” problems. They weren’t talking about political correctness, which is meant to stand for fairness and open-mindedness, but the new subverted meaning, which is described as a condescending way of talking and elitist principles that wastes time.
Should You Return to the Bricks and Mortar Office?
Do you, like me, have a client that you immediately put into the ‘friend column’? Penny St. Antoine of MCAP is that person for me. Her integrity, intelligence and openness make her someone who is delightful to be around. Penny is Senior Vice President of Single-Family Operations and I got to know her four years … Read more
