by Jane Smith | Feb 2, 2023 | Leadership, Teamwork, Transformation
I have been thinking about..and I invite you to think with me…the distinction Success Strategy/Winning Formula and styles of leadership/being in the world. Are they distinct, if so in what ways? What can we impact and what do we simply want to own and enhance? A...
by Nancy Dorrier | Oct 12, 2022 | Gratitude, Transformation
Infinity Beyond the beyond In both directions out to the universe that is endless and to the smallest cell, plant, organism, infinity and beauty. Look below for images The first image is plankton magnified 2000 times And the second image is a galaxy...
by Gary Davis | Jul 19, 2022 | Transformation
Elvis showed up at a country music show, where slow tangy songs were played by boring men in cowboy hats. Then Elvis comes to the stage. Here is what happened. (Tip: Go full screen and turn it up as loud as you can) ELVIS – Elvis Presley First Perfomance Movie...
by Kevin Bullard | Jul 8, 2022 | Transformation
My trip to Montpelier started a few weeks ago as I began listening to the audio book The Other Madisons: The Lost History of a President’s Black Family by Dr. Bettye Kearse, a descendant of Africans enslaved at Montpelier and a Madison family member. The book...
by Nancy Dorrier | Jan 17, 2018 | Authenticity, Innovation, Transformation
The following story appears in Nancy Dorrier’s and Paul Fetters’ new book, Stan Went Fishing. The 45 stories in the book, paired with Paul’s photography, stem from a writing practice Nancy and Dorrier Underwood share with executives to deal with...
by Nancy Dorrier | Jun 29, 2017 | Leadership, Transformation
Making transformation last or letting it go and then starting over An opening for love was present in Congress after the shooting at the baseball field where Republican Congress people and staff were practicing for their game against the Democrats. At the Capitol and...