Time as a Gift?
By: Emilie Getliffe In my life, time frequently feels like an ever-unfolding list of my next professional and personal “to-dos,” each of which I could rank by how urgent, motivating,…
By: Emilie Getliffe In my life, time frequently feels like an ever-unfolding list of my next professional and personal “to-dos,” each of which I could rank by how urgent, motivating,…
The Oxymoron of Living in Community While Isolated By: Marybeth Gallagher Since being required to “shelter in place,” I’ve come to notice the beauty and aliveness in life that I…
Leading From a Place of Choice By: Christine Watkins When my daughter was in preschool, we adopted two rescue dogs: a puppy and his very young mama. It seemed like…
Field Notes on Leadership: Resiliency & Grit by: Christine Watkins Davies December 2017 What is resiliency and grit? I define them as having the ability and capacity to recover quickly…
By Mary Shippy Bulls%!# or Truth “Bullshit is a greater enemy of the truth than lies are.” - H. Frankfurt I was recently reading Brené Brown's new book, Braving the…
I don’t know about you, but I find nothing more inspiring than personal stories of courage and overcoming adversity. If you think celebrities don’t face difficulties themselves, have a look…
By Mary Shippy I was in New Mexico a few years ago visiting a Navajo Pueblo. We were watching the women weaving rugs. They were beautiful in design and…
by Jessica Mattern As human beings, we’re naturally curious and desire to have our questions answered. But there’s one area of questioning that overwhelms most of us with anxiety: asking for…
By JAMES CLEAR Agnes de Mille had just achieved the greatest success of her career, but right now the only thing she felt was confusion. She was a dancer and a…
By Jeff Haden / Inc. The article below was originally published at Inc.com. While I have no soccer skills, I once played in a fairly competitive adult soccer league with my then-teenage stepson. I…