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The capability to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness.
Colette Honorable Built a Life and a Legacy on GRIT
Colette Honorable is originally from Arkansas. Still bearing a slight trace of a Southern drawl — she introduces herself as a “grit”: girl raised in
Blue Oceans Crush Red Oceans: Why I Formed a Business and Not a Charity
I grew up in Middle Class America during the Reagan Administration. It was a time when civics and free enterprise were prolifically taught in junior
Signs We Don’t Read: Sharp Turn Ahead
I counted my pedal strokes one at a time, down, up, wiping sweat off my brow. One, two, three, four, five… Will this never end?
What Energy Professionals Need to Know About the STEM Gender Crisis
Career path advancement has always been an issue for women. McKinsey pointed the finger at the “broken rung” last fall and, in the energy sector,
How to Talk About Emotional Wellness
Emotional wellbeing is so important to being productive and healthy. The pandemic has brought on added stress that is difficult to manage, and even talk
The Virus is a Crisis for the Energy Workforce, Not to be Wasted
As political leaders debate how to restart the American economy, millions are out of work. In the energy industry things are a little more grim.
Lindsay Sander on Overcoming Challenges and the Power of Positive Partnerships
Meet Lindsay Sander, one of the winners from the 2018 GRIT Awards. Lindsay is the Principal of Sander Resources, L.L.C. in Austin, TX. Sander Resources is a consulting firm that
Jay Copan On Optimism In The Face Of A Challenge
This week on Profiles in GRIT, we are excited to feature Jay Copan. Jay is the executive director of the World Gas Conference (WGC) 2018, happeningJune 25-29 in Washington D.C.
Law in an Era of Disorder
This post was originally published by Baker Hughes Regina Jones, Baker Hughes’ Chief Legal Officer, says it might be easier to describe what she hasn’t had to
