Why you can’t wait
“The amount of suffering in our lives reflects the gap between what we crave and what we have.” Those words were written by Roger Walsh in Essential Spirituality. Immediately following that profound sentence Walsh adds: “Craving creates suffering by producing...
A 200 Year Conversation
The headline and the opening sentences caught our eye: “The Irish are repaying a favor from 173 years ago in Native Americans’ fight against coronavirus”: “More than 170 years ago, the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma didn’t have much. The tribe suffered devastation...
Where and when you enter
Imagine walking into a crowded auditorium. You scan the room with your eyes and notice different groups of people, huddled in small circles, engaged in conversations only they can hear. What do you do? Where do you go? Most importantly, how do you join an existing...
Trust precedes collaboration
Large scale transitions are easier when there’s a reservoir of trust available. This was confirmed for me last week, after a powerful 2-day training event with a major American corporation. I was invited to deliver a full-day training workshop on the topic of...
Yes, collaboration is a choice
While on Sabbatical, I took the opportunity to reflect on many of the seminal moments in the company’s first decade or so of existence. As you might imagine, several themes continuously emerged as I reflected on our work and our impact. At the very top of the...
To paraphrase: "You can't fail. There are too many people routing for you." @iamwesmoore from @RobinHoodNYC delivers inspiring call to action for @JaneHaleHopkins @cokescholars.
2As the people around us open their eyes to a new interpretation of #history, the search for #truth will involve some difficult and dark moments. We will have to come to terms with what lies ahead.
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