by Nancy Chek | Apr 3, 2018 | Uncategorized
I went to the March for Our Lives, my first march since Vietnam. I went because my friend Mary was going. If she hadn’t come to pick me up, even though I said two weeks ago that I’d go “to support the kids,” I know I would have decided it was too much trouble and... 
by Ken Cecil | Mar 22, 2018 | Uncategorized
I was committed to listening generously going into the meeting with the Senior Human Resources team for a large retail company. They were so glad to see us and had their chairs arranged just so, crescent-shaped so everyone could see. I was genuinely interested in how... 
by Jane Smith | Mar 14, 2018 | Uncategorized
I am in the research and gathering information process for several home projects. There are some things I wish I could do – take up the carpet in the living room and bedroom and replace it with hardwoods that would match the wood that is already in parts of the... 
by Laura Neff | Feb 8, 2018 | Uncategorized
A note from Stan Went Fishing co-author and photographer, Paul Fetters With Valentine’s Day on the horizon, let’s get creative. If there is one night your dinner should not be ordered and delivered through your car window, and there is one friend, partner, or... by Nancy Dorrier | Feb 8, 2018 | Uncategorized
Stan Went Fishing is a testament to the power of free writing as a tool to wake up in life…to see what is there to see, to deepen relationships with intention, and live with interest, curiosity, and attentiveness. Nancy Dorrier has created suggestions (below) to... 
by Nancy Dorrier | Jan 17, 2018 | authenticity, Awareness, being present, transformation, Uncategorized
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...