An Editorial from CoBS Academic Director Prof.
As the front cover suggests, this year’s spring is especially one which hangs in the balance, with many major issues in the world to address. And we are delighted to feature the first two insights – on the subject of remote working and impact investing – of hopefully many from Smith faculty in the future. This Global Voice #25 welcomes Dean Wanda Costen and her team at Smith School of Business, Canada, as the 9th member to the alliance dedicated to offering students, practitioners and the thinking reader top-level research and education in responsible leadership and business practices. One-on-One Family Council – Involves one parent and one child, often a special outing or activity.Spring 2023: Mad, bad, fabulous, or fable?Ī warm spring welcome to Global Voice magazine issue #25! Limited Family Council – Involves both parents spending time with an individual child If you have not held family councils, you are welcome to use this little agenda to help you get started.Įlder M Russell Ballard has told us that there are basically 4 types of Family Councils:įull family council – Involves the whole family, may need to include some members by Facetime, Skype or other electronic means.Įxecutive Council – Involves only the parents. family council held regularly will help us spot family problems early and nip them in the bud councils will give each family member a feeling of worth and importance and most of all they will assist us to be more successful and happy in our precious relationships, within the walls of our homes.”
Parents are encouraged to mostly listen and encourage discussion. Family Councils are an important tool that we are encouraged by our leaders to use to counsel together about anything that affects family members. We have always been part of a Heavenly Family Council. Family councils are an eternal principle. Talking together and planning strategies of how to help each other can do much to allay fear and rally support. In these times there are many things that might worry you or your children.
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