Serendipity on the Seine
I depart from my normal leadership/innovation/effectiveness fare to stroll along the Seine with you and share a moment of serendipity I experienced along it’s banks one evening.
At the wise… Continue Reading...
Questions for Self-Reflection
The holiday season is a great time to stop and reconsider. The act of reconsidering often suggests there is a mistake involved (e.g. “Before sticking that knife in the toaster… Continue Reading...
Being Present in the Present: COVID Edition
NY Times columnist David Brooks recently wrote a terrific column titled “Nine Non-Obvious Ways to Have Deeper Conversations: The art of making connection even in a time of dislocation”.
Among… Continue Reading...
Serenity Now!!
I was reading this post from Ryan Holiday when I happened upon the following written by Marcus Aurelius:
It never ceases to amaze me: we all love ourselves more than… Continue Reading...
Slowing Down: How Speed Accelerates Bias
The message, shared in a nearby neighborhood Facebook group, raised alarms:
Please be aware of your surroundings. There was a strange vehicle that followed us in the neighborhood. He lingered… Continue Reading...
Productivity in the Time of Coronavirus
Slowing down can sharpen the senses. Less activity can lead to greater clarity. Less is more.
Variations of this truth have been passed down through the ages by deep practitioners… Continue Reading...
