A Second Chance: For You, For Me, And For The Rest Of Us

Instead of referring to our EITs as ex-anythings, we focus on who they are today and who they’re becoming.

I hated my guts.

Many of the people I met had mastered the art of entrepreneurship and were more “accomplished” than many legal entrepreneurs I knew. But they were missing the other half, the Generous Hustle: the ability to see themselves as positive contributors to their communities.

We know that all people are redeemable when they take ownership of their actions and are willing to reconcile their pasts so they can transform their futures.

The business component they lacked? Their risk management strategies. After all, they had been busted.

the Generous Hustle is creating value by creating positive impact in the lives of others.

We intentionally build life-giving, authentic communities of EITs and thousands of grace-loving executive volunteers. They bond in their humanity.

I don’t think I’d ever been more face-to-face with my own ignorance.

Wrath seems to outweigh forgiveness these days. We’re quick to anger, to expel, and most of all, to punish. The thing is, when we express our wrath, it comes right back at us. And forgiveness, amazingly, does the same thing.