The Necessity for Setting Healthy Boundaries
This post is about setting healthy boundaries with your team mates. Let’s consider setting healthy boundaries with people […]
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Appreciating Our Wild and Precious Life
Sometimes the juxtaposition of life events leaves us with questions about what really matters. This post describes a time
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Choosing Optimism
This post comes directly from a wonderful blog called “Tiny Wisdom,” http://tinybuddha.com/quotes/tiny-wisdom-on-choosing-optimism. Many thanks to my friend, Patty
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The Benefits of Giving Back
I recall many years ago that Portland lost one of its leading citizens: Harold Schnitzer. This man, along with
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How To Build Trust
Last week, a client of mine sent me the following sentiment: “You would be a good person to
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The Importance of Ceremony and Celebration
One of the important aspects of managing a team is to encourage the celebration of wins, either large or
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Stop Telling Stories That Are No Longer True
This post is about the stories we tell ourselves and others. I recently had an experience of my
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The Importance of Civility and Modesty in Leadership
This post represents the second part of what I wanted to share about the subject of civility. The following
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The Importance of Civility
This post about civility is the first of two I’ve written on this subject. In my career, I often
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The Transformational Aspects of Design Thinking
I wrote this post after reading an article in the Harvard Business Review titled “Design Thinking” by Tim Brown,