George Washington offers us great lessons in communications and leadership. The sculpture at the top of the page is called
The author shares a memory of an African American family moving to her neighborhood.
The neighborhood rooster didn’t get the memo about Daylight Savings Time last week. It’s bad enough that he usually commences
Our stories can reveal a lot about ourselves and what shaped our perspectives and listening. Here’s one that shaped my
In this interview, Narativ Inc. founder Murray Nossel discusses legacy stories, the power of stories about failure, and how to relate to your listeners in such a way that they connect with you and your subject matter
A gold mine of knowledge and information to apply to your messages.
Here’s my question for the day – “What If We Rethink How We Experience Rejection?” I attended a writer’s conference
This article outlines five simple and free steps we can take to improve our engagement at work.
A lesson about showing up, being yourself and the joy of unplanned moments of connection with Golda Solomon and Christopher Dean Sullivan the bassist. So much learning it in rooms full of people who are raising their creative voices for the good of others.
My avatar taught me an important lesson. Sometimes we can’t control how we “show up” !
In a nutshell, Appreciative inquiry is the process of hearing and acknowledging another person and the facts and emotions they expressed. However theory is great but here’s a musical prompt to help us appreciate the this theory. Listen as The Louisville Leopard Percussionists model this practice into action as they play Jon Baptiste’s “I need You” at their recent concert.
