Garry Moïse

Richard Branson asked Simon Sinek the question below and I am asking the same one to you. I am glad Branson asked that question and I am pleased with Sinek’s response. For a while now, in my professional circle, I have been saying that it is imperative for businesses and organizations to be more human-focused instead of being profit-focused. Last […]

Twenty-two (22) years ago, a Thursday night like today, that United Airlines flight landed at the Outagamie County Regional Airport in Appleton, Wisconsin with a group international students (including me) among the passengers. I was that teenager who left my family for the first time in order to pursue a life-changing educational opportunity. On that day, my post high school […]

There is little doubt that today’s world is experiencing major social and economic crises caused by the recent outbreak of the novel Coronavirus, COVID-19. Those crises are certainly complex on a global scale. It will take a long time before we will grasp the full effects. In the midst of it all, there are some positive news that are, unfortunately […]

No matter what it is that you are struggling with today, stay strong. Claim victory over it.

As I was reflecting on a few situations in both my personal and professional life, the thoughts of quality came to mind; quality mindset in particular. Having a QualityMindset is not only for those who are in top leadership positions. Everyone who is part of an organization should carry out his/her duties while being mindful of how actions and decisions […]

As I am about to complete my 25th semester in higher education administration and also my fifth one in a teaching role, the story told in this video below gives me a lot to reflect on about life in general. Regardless of your field of work, keep on impacting others positively. I love being a #LifeCultivator. Check out the video […]

On Friday, November 8, 2019, I went to work, wearing this sweater which reminds me of Marian University’s then McNair Scholars Program. Across the U.S. and some of the associated territories, McNair Scholars Programs helped prepare college students in the pursuit of graduate degrees. Frankly, I made that decision to wear the sweater not even remembering that the day was […]

Il existe plusieurs modèles de tableau de vision. Toutefois, je vous propose ici les grands points du modèle de Jack Canfield. Créez une liste d’objectifs. Collectionne un paquet de vieux magazines avec des images. Trouvez des images qui représentent vos objectifs et qui vous inspirent. Faites un collage de vos photos. Ajoutez des «mots d’affirmation» de motivation qui représentent ce […]

I few months ago, I had a post (in Haitian Creole) on Instagram about creating a vision board. There are multiple models out there about vision boards. However, I have recently come across this list from Jack Canfield and I am proposing it to you for consideration. If you are interested in creating a vision board, feel free to look […]

In my early years, I have had experiences about career choices that I wish I didn’t have. I listened to and blindly obeyed [perhaps well-intentioned] people who gave me “reasons” not to pursue certain career paths that were of interest to me. About a decade ago, I decided to do something different whenever I have career choice conversations with students. […]

Marian University’s 2019 Model U.N. Conference is now in the history books. For the past few weeks, I had the distinct pleasure and honor of working with 6 brave college students (warriors), 3 fellow alumni, 14 high school educators, and countless fellow Marian staff and faculty in order to make this learning experience possible for 120 Wisconsin students from 10 […]