The Power of Five Minutes
The recent death of his mother has Justin Kanoya considering the power of five minutes. He challenges us to consider what we can accomplish in a brief time.
The Compliance Trap: The Snare of Short-Term Results
As leaders we yearn to inspire enthusiasm, empowerment, and excitement in our teams. Occasionally we fall into the Compliance Trap. Here’s how to avoid it.
The Subtle Lie About Our 30s Some People Believe
Did you believe (or are you believing) the subtle lie about our 30s that many believe? Jeremy Chandler recognized the lie, and he’s working to debunk it.
Lessons in Resentment, Empathy and Understanding
Experiencing and processing resentment can lead to increased empathy and understanding if we let it. Zach Morgan shares a personal story of when he did.
Is it Time to Reset the Rhythm of Your Life?
After monumental changes or during chaotic seasons, how do you Reset the rhythm of your life? Jeremy Chandler has a few suggestions.
Empathy: The Key to Bridging the Generation Gap
If nods of disapproval, eye rolls and facepalms are regular occurances in your workplace, you might need to work on increasing your empathy.
Humiliation Over Honor: The Long Term Impact Of Our Cultural Losses
Scott Savage believes we live at a time where honor is a foreign concept. He suggests that it takes less work to tear something down than to build it up.
Six Story-Sharing Questions for this Holiday Season
How well do we really know each other – our past struggles, fears, hopes and dreams? These six story-sharing questions will spark meaningful conversations and help us connect to friends and family more deeply.
Generational Wisdom: Lessons From My Grandfather
Zach Morgan has learned several life lessons from his grandfather. This generational wisdom has and will continue to serve him (and us) well.
Surround Yourself With Life
Rinny the dog didn’t live with the Kanoya family long, but she made a big impact. She taught Justin how important it is to surround yourself with life.
When I’m the Difficult Person to Work With
When we label someone the difficult person to work with, do we ever stop to consider why they are being difficult or consider their point of view?
On Living in a Life-Filled Setting
It can be difficult to live “wild and free.” Writer Heidi Oran challenges us, no matter our circumstances, to make our world a life-filled setting.