Objective Reality
It used to be fair to say that objective reality was measurable and quantifiable. This meant that the true nature of mat...Read More »
Author: The Pacific Institute
Everybody’s a Critic
Nobody likes to be criticized, let’s face it. But based on early training, we have a tendency to come from a negative ...Read More »
Leadership in Action – Can You Recognize the Difference Between Limiting and Liberating Beliefs?
Guest Contributor: Dr. Amy Young University of Michigan, Center for Positive Organizations Leaders play a k...Read More »
Not Me!
Should we consider personal accountability of vital importance? It’s certainly a subject that deserves more of our att...Read More »
A Child’s Imagination
Creativity isn’t necessarily what we do, but more in how we think. A flexible thinking attitude influences how we see ...Read More »
Defining Responsibility
According to Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary, the primary definition of Responsible (adjective) is, “answerable or a...Read More »
Purpose and Success
Discussing success takes a bit of time for most people, but let’s try to put some framework around it today. Let’s s...Read More »
Listening with the Heart
Are there days when you feel like you are talking to a brick wall, where the only thing you get back is an echo? Do you ...Read More »
Leadership in Action – Do You Take Time to Celebrate?
Many of us are still leading teams remotely. With all the video conference calls we need to be on, there is a chance we ...Read More »
Risk without Anxiety
Taking risks in life isn’t easy because there is always the possibility of loss involved. However, it doesn’t have t...Read More »
Tossing Out Hurt and Pain
Regarding last week’s “Spring Cleaning” message, a valid question has been asked: “How do you clean out the hurt...Read More »
The Intersection of Work and Home
With so many of us working from home, because of the pandemic, and likely to continue doing so for the foreseeable futur...Read More »
Attitude Through the Age
Several studies that have been performed regarding people who are older, who have lived far beyond the norm in the Unite...Read More »
Spring Cleaning
We are in the middle of what many of us, in the northern hemisphere, call “spring cleaning” time. We have started to...Read More »
Leadership In Action – Your Wellbeing Depends on You Leading Well
Last week, Michelle McQuaid and her colleagues at The Wellbeing Lab released their latest community report, providing in...Read More »
Patience and Persistence
All of us know what it’s like to be impatient for good things to happen. When we’re kids, we say we “can't wait”...Read More »
Beating the Obstacles
Why is it that if you encountered unexpected roadblocks on your way home, it would never occur to you to simply give up ...Read More »
Adding Love Back Into Life
This past year has been a challenge to our love relationships. For many around the world, our loved ones, until recently...Read More »
Plotting a New Course
Every now and then we all meet someone who feels they have wasted a large part of their life. We may think it about ours...Read More »
The Power to Achieve
To get anywhere, first you need to know what you want. If you don’t know, or can’t articulate it clearly, you are st...Read More »
Leadership in Action – Hire Someone Who Does Not Fit!
What do you look for when bringing a new member into your team? When we focus on the way they will fit into the current ...Read More »
Moss Build-Up
All of us have seen what happens to particular celebrities and athletes who reach a certain level of success or performa...Read More »
Moving Beyond NO
It’s pretty much a given that most of us don’t handle hearing the word, “No” very well. We don’t like being st...Read More »
The Growing Game
When we are growing in our minds, it helps to experience where we want to go before we get there. Yes, before we get the...Read More »
Confronting Negative Feelings
In a study done at Rutgers University, with 10-week-old infants and their mothers, results indicated several things. Fir...Read More »
Laughter is the Best Medicine
According to writer, raconteur, and poker of fun at the sometimes nuttiness of the human condition, Mark Twain wrote, ...Read More »