Sometimes tragedy occurs, like the horrific shooting in Orlando, Florida, when we may not know anyone who was injured or killed in the mass shooting. What can we do? Mary Hayes Grieco suggests bumping up your commitment to be a good person and do world peace as we go along. Heal those in front of you and around you. We can’t be everywhere so she describes how she best serves the world by being where she is, help those around her, and believe in humanity any way.
During our second of three mentoring sessions, Mary describes why people hold on to grudges. Uncover why you hold on to grudges. What happens to the rest of your life when you release a deep seated wound?
Gain insight into her background and reconnection with her birth daughter. How she persists with achieving goals while under personal and family distress. The peace and despair she feels around business planning. And, hear the advice Nancy offers to facilitate Mary’s need to reframe her thinking about business planning and sales.
Mary is the author of The New Kitchen Mystic and Unconditional Forgiveness: A Simple and Proven Method to Forgive Everyone and Everything. She is the founder and director of The Midwest Institute for Forgiveness Training. Her work has taken her all over the world.
www.maryhayesgrieco.com and www.forgivenesstraining.com
Mentoring Tips:
Answer the following questions:
- If you do Mary’s 8 steps to forgiveness process, is forgiveness permanent? Can your life be transformed? How?
- Are you harboring resentment(s)?
- Describe the situation and then ask yourself if you are ready to let go of the resentment once and for all.
When Tragedy Occurs Bump Up Your Commitment to Be a Better Person, Episode #33
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Next Monday’s Mentoring Conversation: Mary Hayes Grieco will be back for our third session to describe the 8 steps to forgiveness process.
Episode 33: When Tragedy Occurs Bump Up Your Commitment to Be a Better Person
Author: Nancy Meyer, MA
Nancy Meyer, M.A., an entrenovation mentor, author, podcaster, and founder of WeMentor, inc. Nancy has invested more than three decades guiding entrenovators and creative leaders in developing the self-leadership, clarity, and resilience required to bring meaningful ideas to life. Her work blends strategic thinking with mindful practice, helping clients evolve themselves as they redesign their businesses. A former entrepreneurship and small business finance professor at two private universities, Nancy has shaped curriculum and leadership programs that integrate research, innovation, and emotional intelligence. She is known for uniting practical business insight with relational literacy and a deep respect for the creative process. Raised on a Minnesota dairy farm, she learned early that work can be both contribution and calling—a lesson that informs everything she teaches. Nancy lives in Minnesota with her husband, Matthew, and their miniature schnauzer, Letty, and delights in the unfolding adult life of their daughter, Olivia. Nancy founded WeMentor, inc. in 1992 to transform the leadership in our country by providing experiential mentoring to entrenovators - where innovative thinking dances with entrepreneurial action. She has mentored thousands and is eager to work with you! Assert self-leadership and get started today! Clients say, “Nancy is a compelling, engaging, and...