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My THEO OF GOLDEN moment

August 22, 2026 By Robert Saul

My response to this THEO OF GOLDEN moment was adequate but needed improvement. My instruction continues. Thank you, Lord.

Filed Under: Thoughts Tagged With: common humanity, compassion, empathy, The King's Brass, Theo of Golden, tolerance

Is it work or service?

August 16, 2026 By Robert Saul

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Work without service is incomplete. Any line of work involves service to others. Our ability to recognize such and step up is so important. Work and service go hand in hand and are to be celebrated.

Filed Under: Thoughts Tagged With: MAILMAN, service, Stephen Starring Grant, work

What is the solvent for hate?

August 9, 2026 By Robert Saul

If empathy and love are the antidotes to hate, we still need tools (solvents) to accomplish the task of eradicating its toxic sticky presence. Truth, trust, science, civility, diversity and faith are giant steps in the right direction.

Filed Under: Thoughts Tagged With: civility, diversity, faith, hate, MAILMAN, real hate, science, solvent, Stephen Starring Grant, trust, truth, what really matters

Life-long learning (and parenting) – the pursuit of competence

August 1, 2026 By Robert Saul

The parallels between life-long learning as an adult and parenting are so striking.

Filed Under: Thoughts Tagged With: conscious competence, conscious incompetence, life-long learning, parenting, racism, unconscious competence, unconscious incompetence

Life’s Changes – Pay Attention

July 25, 2026 By Robert Saul

Life will change, and it is our responsibility to each other to pay attention and assist with those changes. It takes a village to take care for of all of us.

Filed Under: Thoughts Tagged With: 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, American Academy of Pediatrics, Broadway musical WAITRESS, development, empathy, it takes a village, life's changes, mental illness, pediatrics

Mentoring – Joys and Responsibilities

July 18, 2026 By Robert Saul

While the joy of being a mentor is seeing the fruits of one’s labors, mentoring requires that one take on significant responsibilities.

Filed Under: Thoughts Tagged With: Dr. Sam Katz, educator, gratitude, mentee, mentor, mentoring, Samuel Katz

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Dr. Saul deeply cares for all children. His advocacy on their behalf has led him to write this book for parents. We all need constant reminders about the optimal nurturing of children, and this book provides a multi-dimensional approach to parenting that is refreshingly new.

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