Spring Fever

The weath­er here is (final­ly) good enough for a touch of Spring Fever, and so I am remind­ed of child­hood. My old­er broth­er and I grew up on twelve acres of land, half forest­ed, half in fields and orchard. At this time of the year he and I would spend much of our time in… Con­tin­ue read­ing Spring Fever

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LeadersWork Coaching Program

This is a quick com­mer­cial announce­ment for a struc­tured lead­er­ship coach­ing pro­gram I’ve named Lead­er­sWork. As in, the most essen­tial work of any leader must be con­tin­u­ous per­son­al growth and learn­ing.  The pro­gram and for­mat have been very suc­cess­ful in help­ing peo­ple address cen­tral ques­tions about their own lead­er­ship quick­ly and effec­tive­ly. If you are… Con­tin­ue read­ing Lead­er­sWork Coach­ing Program

The Problem with Optimism

I’ve been want­i­ng to write this post for awhile. It’s not at all that I think pes­simism, or pes­simis­m’s dis­guised cousin, cyn­i­cism, are good things. Nor is this about rose-cov­­ered glass­es, per se. It’s actu­al­ly about the more impor­tant top­ic of tru­ly feel­ing that you can be your­self with oth­ers and don’t have to pre­tend… Con­tin­ue read­ing The Prob­lem with Optimism

Say Their Silence

Rosa Say has said it bet­ter than any­body this week regard­ing the killing of Osama Bin Laden. In a beau­ti­ful, mov­ing post titled, “Hel­lo? These are your val­ues speak­ing,” she rec­om­mends a process of reflec­tion to answer the inter­nal ques­tions we might have about our own pri­vate reac­tions to the event.  pho­to by www.triplem.com.au Like many… Con­tin­ue read­ing Say Their Silence