Keep Big Things Small
Too many big things overwhelm and sidetrack us. It is time to keep big things small and do what matters most in our life and work.
The Paradoxical Antidote for Getting Out of Survival Mode
When we get into “survival mode,” everyone around us is affected. This paradoxical antidote will help us and our community if we dare to try it.
We Need a Little Courage
This season reminds us that we need a little courage now.
All the Opinions: Surviving the Outrage Epidemic
In the midst of this outrage epidemic, it’s tempting to share our opinions (educated or not) on every issue of the day. Sometimes it’s okay to be quiet.
How Time and Money Can Activate Professional Change
Sometimes, activating professional moments sneak up on us. How do we change when they do. Here’s how Maya James allowed time and money to activate professional change.
Choosing To Do
If we let it, art can impact our lives and shape our attitudes. Justin Kanoya considers one work’s message and how he used it to process a sad event.
Choosing Ease Over Easy: Living In the Flow of Life
Choosing ease over easy doesn’t mean life is without struggle. Sophia Da Silva Hopson describes it as a way of life that is balanced between exerting needed effort and enjoying the moments of effortlessness.
When Good Isn’t Good Enough
When we encounter a good opportunity that isn’t quite perfect, it can be tempting to take it. Maya James shares her experience and why she’s waiting for the right opportunity instead.
Balancing Health and Work: A Call to Be Kind and Gentle to Ourselves
Sometimes it takes an unexpected emergency to get us to refocus. David Grossman shares how he’s reconsidering balancing health and work this year.
Personal Responsibility Versus Corporate Responsibility: Evolutionary?
Technology and innovations change lives. How we adapt depends on a mix of personal responsibility and corporate responsibility. The truth: It is evolutionary responsibility.
How Would You Like Your Leadership? Scrambled or Unscrambled?
Leadership can be scrambled or unscrambled. We have a choice in how we lead and in who we want to follow. We need to make the leadership choice.
Graceful Failure: How To Turn A Mistake Into An Asset
We all make mistakes professionally. When we turn a mistake into an asset and embrace graceful failure, we make the most of the opportunity we’re given.