Internship Opportunity at Michael Sgro Leadership Coaching Downtown Syracuse | For Local College Students Michael Sgro, CPBC, PMP is currently interviewing local college students seeking experiential learning hours for their career or degree requirements. Internship highlights: Hands-on experience in a professional coaching and development environment Mentorship from a certified leadership coach Real-world exposure to client engagement, presentation planning, and business
Across every sector of American life—workplaces, schools, families, and civic institutions—I am seeing the same underlying problem repeat itself with damaging consistency: flawed and biased cognition . This is not a political issue. It is not a cultural trend. It is a human performance issue—and it has become the number one threat to sound decision-making in America. Flawed cognition shows up as unchecked assumptions, emotional reasoning replacing critical thinking, confirma
Most people don’t actually want change. They want relief. Relief from discomfort. Relief from uncertainty. Relief from tension, doubt, and emotional friction. Relief says: “Make this feeling stop.” Change says: “Stay here long enough to learn something.” And that difference matters. Real change requires staying present inside instability—when answers aren’t clear yet, when old strategies stop working, and when the nervous system wants to escape. That’s the moment most people
By Coach Michael Sgro There is a level of perception and empathy that exists beyond surface awareness, beyond social conditioning, and beyond the need to belong. It is the place where clarity meets compassion, where insight does not require validation, and where understanding others never comes at the cost of betraying oneself. This is where Differentiated Perception and Sigma Level Empathy intersect. Together, they form a powerful psychological and emotional framework for
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“Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love.”
— Mother Teresa.
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