No Matter Which Way We Turn Wisdom Will Find Us

Many years ago I worked with a pub­lic agency, improv­ing com­mu­ni­ca­tions with­in one of the depart­ments. I had an in-house depart­men­tal con­tact per­son coor­di­nat­ing some of my activ­i­ties who, like me, was pas­sion­ate about pos­i­tive orga­ni­za­tion­al change. At some point after the com­ple­tion of my work, I learned there had been prob­lems again in the… Con­tin­ue read­ing No Mat­ter Which Way We Turn Wis­dom Will Find Us

On Misfits and Outcasts

Yes­ter­day as I was writ­ing my last post I for­got some­thing — from the con­ver­sa­tion I was hav­ing with a friend about her des­tiny. As we con­tin­ued to talk, what also came out was the sense that those who hon­or and fol­low their unique paths may also have to endure con­sid­er­able lone­li­ness and a sense… Con­tin­ue read­ing On Mis­fits and Outcasts

On Valuing Your Unique Life Path

I did an inven­to­ry the oth­er day of the kinds of issues clients have brought me over time. Here are some of them: Sur­vival in the role of leader Effec­tive­ness in work­ing with oth­ers, par­tic­u­lar­ly trou­ble­some per­son­al­i­ties, oth­er peo­ple who are in denial, and those who have more pow­er Liv­ing in high con­trol, high risk cul­tures Try­ing… Con­tin­ue read­ing On Valu­ing Your Unique Life Path