Lisa Bodell: Change Is a Choice
In this article, Lisa Bodell challenges the way we typically think about change. Rather than viewing it as a dramatic, all-or-nothing leap, she reframes change…
Thought Leader: Lisa Bodell
(original source Washington Times)
“By now, you should be familiar with the name Ayaan Hirsi Ali. You should know at least this much about her: She is brilliant, beautiful, black and she has been banned near Boston.
You might also have learned that she was born in Somalia and raised as a devout Muslim in Africa and Saudi Arabia. While a teenager, she joined the Muslim Brotherhood, “believed in jihad” and was “ready for holy war.” But in 1992, to avoid an arranged marriage, she sought asylum in the Netherlands where she eked out a living cleaning factories, learned Dutch, went to college, entered politics and won a seat in the Dutch Parliament.”
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Lisa Bodell: Change Is a Choice
In this article, Lisa Bodell challenges the way we typically think about change. Rather than viewing it as a dramatic, all-or-nothing leap, she reframes change…
Thought Leader: Lisa Bodell
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