by Gary Davis | Aug 30, 2018 | Uncategorized
I am at a Diversity and Inclusion conference and feeling out of place—which is saying something because, as a white man, one of my privileges is to not feel out of place in the world of business. From the few white men I see here, it may not be a feeling most white... 
by Gary Davis | Jul 31, 2018 | Uncategorized
Am I the only one who keeps thinking that I need more apps on my phone? It’s not that I want more, it just seems that I need more. Does anyone else think 24/7 is something we maybe were not really ready for as a race, meaning the human race? Did we get a vote on this... 
by Laura Neff | Jun 28, 2018 | Uncategorized
Most of the time, I walk around fully and unconsciously associated with my thoughts, emotions, memories, and whatever my body is doing. If I have a cold, “I am sick.” If I get upset, “I am annoyed,” or if good things are happening, “I am happy.” If I have fear-based... 
by Ginny Brien | Jun 15, 2018 | Uncategorized
Ryan Rodgers (l) and Jamie Dawson (r) of Aspire Homes The science of transformation is rooted in discovering for yourself what you are deeply committed to and being willing to examine deeply held beliefs that shape who you wound up being. A participant in one of our... 
by Alice-Lyle Hickson | May 29, 2018 | Uncategorized
Our brains read and interpret life in terms of what we already know. That capacity is a design feature. It protected our ancient ancestors from jungle predators, and it protects us today from city buses. Following that tradition, we try to become better leaders by... 
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...