No. Entry 158 - June 2026
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Leadership
June 2, 2026
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A missed QC or a delayed critical value needs a response. The problem starts when the first question in the room is, who messed this up? instead of what allowed this to happen?That is.
The problem starts when the first question in the room is, who messed this up?
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SOPs matter, but lab quality usually rises or falls with what leaders inspect, tolerate, reinforce, and fix.
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I was told five years after my Parkinson’s diagnosis. Six years later, I’m still working, walking, and learning peace day by day.
Faith
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No. 155
May 31, 2026
Sunday can be restful and honest. Sometimes peace is real, and sometimes it is avoidance wearing soft clothes.
Faith
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No. 154
May 31, 2026
Psychological safety is not about being soft. In lab work, it is how small problems get found before they reach patients.
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No. 153
May 30, 2026
Hard feedback does not have to damage morale. In the lab, it works best when it is specific, private, fair, and tied to patient safety.
Leadership
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No. 152
May 29, 2026
Big productivity systems can be too much. Try one focused block, single-tasking, and a two-minute reset today.
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