I still remember the chair I was sitting in on July 21, 1969, as I watched astronaut Neil Armstrong’s first steps on the moon. I was thrilled and enthralled. But little did I know how much that moment would change the way we see our lives and our work today.
If you’ve found yourself to this blog, there’s no doubt you’re aware of the critical need of the hour, which is to consciously co-create our future from a foundation of emotional intelligence, good character values, and wisdom-based knowledge.
I have never been interested in politics. Yes, I vote, but I have no interest in engaging in any of the unproductive political debates or listening to the political rhetoric. I’ve always felt that my most important vote is the conscious choices I make in my everyday life.
Preparing for and delivering a Tedx talk is an amazing experience, and I’m thankful that so many people around the world are having a chance to experience that.
My husband and I recently went through an unexpected transformation with our 11-year-old granddaughter.
As we’ve reflected on our experience, it’s clear that what we learned and applied with her is something that could transform not only every parent and grandparent, but also every leader on this planet.
2020 was a year that we didn’t see coming. Our vision was blindsided, our foresight clouded .
While there are many, many lessons to be learned from this year of 2020, it’s that the days are over for having the world slow down enough to allow a carefully engineered cruise to well-defined outcomes.
We all feel it and know it: life and work as we’ve known it is over. We can never fully go back to “how things were.” The rules of the game have changed, and will continue to evolve.
With all the health and economic turmoil, it’s natural to experience heightened concern and fear... Fear that can slow down our personal and collective recovery. Fear that can halt our creativity and productivity in its tracks.