A recent client discussion around Unreasonable Hospitality by Will Guidara turned into something bigger—a reflection on how excellence and empathy shape everything we do. The team connected deeply with two timeless lessons: Vince Lombardi’s pursuit of perfection that leads to excellence, and Maya Angelou’s truth that people remember how you make them feel. Together, they capture what leadership and philanthropy are really about—intentionality, care, and the courage to go beyond expectations. In the end, success isn’t measured by flawless execution, but by the lasting impression we leave on others.
Read MoreSometimes, I think the internet is just a big game of “Who Can Be the Biggest Jerk Without Getting Caught.” Enter the world of travel insults, where “gate lice” and “aisle lice” rule the roost, and “raw dogging a flight” is now a thing (no, it’s not what you think). It’s like we’ve taken everything annoying about air travel and turned it into a savage new language, all thanks to the internet’s superpower of anonymity. But my mom would like to remind us all: If you wouldn’t say it to someone’s face, maybe don’t say it online either. Because, well, never argue with mom.
Read MoreAs we enter an election year, Randall writes about the importance of being vigilant when watching or reading the news to ensure you are getting all the facts, and accurate ones, so you can create informed opinions. Read this blog to learn more about what the 2024 news cycle has in store.
Read MoreThis blog - and other content from Hallett Philanthropy, discusses often the importance of being flexible. But, when should you or your organization not be flexible? Read this blog to learn more about when it’s OK not to bend for others.
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