When life shifts after loss, big words and grand gestures often fade. What endures are the quiet, thoughtful actions that remind us we’re not alone.
One of my favorite quotes is, “You have to be a friend to have a friend.” As adults, that takes intention. Everyone is busy, and it’s rarely personal. The key is to make the micro moments count — a quick message, a short note, or a small gesture that reminds someone they’re seen.
This reflection shares a few simple ways to show up for others, even when time is short. Because leadership and love often look like the same thing — quiet, consistent care that lasts long after the noise fades.
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