The other day, I received a newsletter about an upcoming bike clinic that sounded interesting to me so I clicked through to learn more and couldn’t find any information on the website despite my diligence.
Beneath the Surface
Imagine this. It’s hot, too hot to think. You feel irritable, even a little foggy. The sun beats down on you and you long for some shade, a cool breeze, and maybe a scoop of Karamel Sutra.
Leaderspeak for Sorry, Not Sorry
If you’ve traveled anywhere by air this spring and summer, you know flights are getting canceled left and right, and reliability has gone down the tubes.
Taking a Stand
As I drove to the airport early on the morning of June 24th, I listened to the NPR announcer tell me that Roe V. Wade had been overturned. Like most people in this country, it wasn’t a surprise but a shock.
Mary Kerrigan: Transformation through Conversation
“Be bold, and mighty forces will come to your aid.” This quote is often attributed to Goethe but it appears to be really credited to Basil King
The Pull-Tab to Better Relationships
This past week I had the fantastic opportunity to work with a group of leaders in the senior living space.
Katie Harris: Turning Frustration into Opportunity
In his book Ecological Literacy, David Orr said we need more peacemakers, healers, restorers, storytellers, and lovers of every kind.
What to Do When the Inspiration Wagon has Left
I wrote the title of today’s blog without knowing where it would go because the inspo wagon has officially left and my assistant, George,
Robin Hall: A Story about Finding Purpose and Adapting
Things rarely go as planned and that is very much the case for Robin Hall who had a big fat wrench thrown into her and her family’s life plan.
The Fairy Tale is a Myth
I’m back from a restful and rejuvenating trip to British Columbia and the Methow Valley in North Central Washington.
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