Category: Healing

The Woman Who Went to Work to Heal

I’m sure I’ve told the sto­ry before but it bears repeat­ing. Years ago, I was invit­ed to speak at a nation­al com­pa­ny con­fer­ence and it was stun­ning­ly dif­fer­ent from oth­er con­fer­ences I’d attend­ed. Instead of sit-down meals where atten­dees were served, food was avail­able all the time — you just had to get it for… Con­tin­ue read­ing The Woman Who Went to Work to Heal

Leadership and Shame

Shame is that ter­ri­ble emo­tion that iso­lates us in a par­tic­u­lar­ly nasty way. To expe­ri­ence shame is to be con­demned and, in part at least, it is we who are doing the con­demn­ing. In the end the expe­ri­ence just leaves us to hurt. Brené Brown, the writer, speak­er and researcher cur­rent­ly most asso­ci­at­ed with the… Con­tin­ue read­ing Lead­er­ship and Shame

What Moves You?

There are many moments in my every­day coach­ing work that deeply touch me. I talk with a client who faces a hum­bling and dif­fi­cult apol­o­gy to his team and knows ulti­mate­ly he must take this fire walk alone. I talk with anoth­er who is torn by fierce loy­al­ty to her com­pa­ny but also knows the… Con­tin­ue read­ing What Moves You?

Bell Rock

Sedona, for those of you who do not yet know, is a town in cen­tral Ari­zona sur­round­ed by star­tling for­ma­tions of stone: jagged, col­or­ful­ly lay­ered walls, smooth cliffs carved from light and shad­ow; deep, mys­te­ri­ous val­leys with tow­er­ing sand­stone pil­lars that seem to call, “Come clos­er.” As both an exten­sion of the nat­ur­al beau­ty and… Con­tin­ue read­ing Bell Rock

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