Suit Up and Show Up
February 24, 2026
It is important to show up for meetings and adding the ‘Suit up’ part emphasizes having a level of discipline, commitment and respect for others.
Short accounts of things that have happened, thoughts I have had, quirky things about me, or other quirps in my adventurous life.
Short accounts of things that have happened, thoughts I have had, quirky things about me, or other quirps in my adventurous life.
It is important to show up for meetings and adding the ‘Suit up’ part emphasizes having a level of discipline, commitment and respect for others.
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