Leadership

WHAT I LOVED ABOUT SUSAN IS THAT SHE LED WITH INTENTION. I know, big woo-woo self-help kind of word, “intention”. My 18yr old would immediately call me out – “What does that even mean?” It [...]

“I KNOW WHAT I NEED TO DO,” SHE SAYS TO ME. “I DO. IT’S JUST HARD.” She’s laid out some pretty significant goals. Find a new job Finish her yoga certification training (200 hour course) Lose [...]

I am not the only one asking this right now. In fact, I suspect I’m in the majority. Racism is not an easy subject. There are all kinds of reasons to think this, that I can’t make a difference. [...]

Here is the next installment of our series of blogs about Hillary Clinton and Carly Fiorina to discuss how these women leaders show up, achieve success, and deliver their message as they vie for [...]

As my DGC partner, Shirley Ramos, wrote in her recent blog, CLINTON OR FIORINA: IT WAS A COIN TOSS, the flip of a quarter by my youngest son resulted in my covering Carly Fiorina and Shirley [...]

  Recently, while pumping gas at a Tampa mini-mart, I handed my business credit card to the attendant.  The look on his face was classic, however not unique or unexpected.  “What [...]

“If we could change ourselves, the tendencies in the world would also change. As a man changes his own nature, so does the attitude of the world change towards him. … We need not wait to [...]

“Insufficient facts always invite danger.” When we don’t know the answer, we make it up.  If a friend doesn’t call you back right away, if someone gives you an unexpected [...]

I can’t focus.  It’s uneven, pitchy… staccato words hitting me like a Thompson submachine gun.  I have turned my phone volume down to a low, low level to try to soften [...]

Work-life integration is a rather Zen thing. Any given day consists of an incessant flow of decisions. What to eat for breakfast…? …does my son have enough lunch money…? …can we finish the [...]