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Watching the Fire
Sheila invited me to a date night down at the Touchstone Center for Crafts in the Laurel Highlands. Touchstone
Organizations Have a What’s Next Problem Too
Their Leadership Plans In my Substack posts, I mostly write about what it means for individuals to navigate What’s
Something Unexpected Is Still Growing
Hair Today, More Tomorrow The summer I interned at the National Institutes of Health, I got a perm. The
How I Spent My Birthday Awake Wondering Who Is Right
It is 1:54 on Tuesday morning as I am writing this. I know the exact time because I just
I Asked AI to Roast Me.
It Got Personal. Editor’s Note: A number of folks have reached out to me asking why I haven’t written
The Day I Became My Own Client
One ending, one beginning Sixteen years ago, I walked into my boss’s office for our regular Monday morning meeting
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A Veteran Tale
This past weekend I had to the opportunity to co-facilitate a workshop for the 4th Community Leadership Course for
Build It In, Don't Bolt It On
In the natural world, resilience occurs without forethought or planning. Forests recover from raging wildfires, beaches find a way
She Did It Again
Katherine Switzer’s ninth run at the Boston Marathon was a lot easier than her first and much more celebrated.
Recharging
I received lots of comments from last week’s RW regarding Time and Priorities. It seems that the idea that
Time and Priorities
I was facilitating a leadership workshop at a technology company this past week and the team got into a
Challenges Build Resilience
In Daniel Kahneman’s book, Thinking Fast and Slow, he points out that our brain strives for the easiest path