Mr. Kushner's own, unarguable voice comes through not least in Courage's assessment that "to live poor, that takes courage," as spoken by an anti-heroine of sorts who needs war's spoils, or so it would seem, to feed her spirit.
Basic knowledge and tools, self-reflection, self-assessment, and courage are required of workers at all levels, in all industries and businesses of all sizes.
It was now that England nailed their courage and their pre-match assessments to the sticking place.
We examined data on 3,761 leaders who assessed their own coaching skills and had the courage, afterward, to have others give them assessments as well.
Founder of Leading With Courage Academywho designs and facilitates leadership development assessments, workshops, and coaching programs.
Robert W. Stallman's introduction to the Modern Library's 1951 edition of The Red Badge of Courage contained one of the first modern assessments of the novel.
This rigorous program emphasizing attitude and effort instills qualities like courage, integrity, concern, curiosity, leadership, respect and responsibility, with assessments based on one's best.
While many of the Nets were still trying to scrape their pride off the bottom of Scott's foot, the team leaders agreed today with Scott's assessment that on Thursday night the Nets showed they lacked heart and courage.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] and present dangersSIR – Sad to say, I found your assessment of the post-September 11th world to be lacking in both insight and courage ("Five years on", September 2nd).
Objective noninvasive assessments of skin tensile strength were performed on both cheeks using a Cutometer® MPA 580 (Courage + Khazaka Electronic GmbH, Cologne, Germany) with a hollow probe centered by a 2 mm diameter suction aperture.
Throughout the study's assessments of female CEOs, a combination of four traits and competencies emerged as key to their success: courage, risk-taking, resilience, and managing ambiguity.
