Blogs

What can we do to help each other face the challenges of an economic climate that changes with the weather? There are no safe havens. read more

  Lots of deaths of powerful men in the past year. Many have been dictators who had tons of money and little integrity.       Think about these 3 questions: Ever wonder why we permit these men to “rule” us? Ever wonder why millions will stay quiet and let those who have found the [. read more

This insightful blog brings up a multitude of questions about active leadership. What do you do when things are tough and the “kids” are fighting? Betsy's Page -This is leadership?  by Betsy Newmark http://betsyspage. read more

The “new” politics is happening. It is a return, or maybe a new turn to participatory human scale democracy. It is what is blossoming all around this country, all around the world. read more

 The following guest blog by Marty Wolff truly resonates with our view of leadership, it’s equally important to have the business skills and the inner skills to really be an effective leader. read more

Yesterday I talked about the male brain under stress and the need to stimulate the brain to stay present by the click, tap, drum, or hum methods in meetings. read more

  Meetings can be boring, infuriating, or creative. Regardless of the exact emotion, they all are stress inducing. And with stress comes ways of responding that are hard wired in our brains. read more

I have been asked to review books for McGraw Hill and it is really so much fun. I get to read all the new stuff just before it hits the market and let you all know what is good and what is great. read more

How does a social epidemic start? How can it be used for real and lasting change to occur? What are we yearning for anyway? The sparks from Occupy Wall Street are spreading. read more

Sean Penn, a great Academy Award winning actor is also a passionate activist. I spent time mulling over a statement he made while I was catching up on the news on the plane coming from Las Vegas. read more