Embracing Ancient Yoga Teachings in the Modern World of Information Overload
While yoga philosophy might seem esoteric or even outdated, it is remarkably relevant when approached as flexible guidance rather than rigid prescription.
Don’t Shoot the Messenger
One of the most important lessons I’ve learned is this: don’t shoot the messenger. Even when that messenger makes you angry, irritates you, or feels entirely unreasonable, there’s a deeper truth to be found if you’re willing to pause, reflect, and examine your own reactions.
Knives and Assessments: Tools for Discovery, Not Definition
Knives are incredibly versatile. They can help prepare a meal, carve intricate designs, or even save lives. But if you misuse a knife—if you wield it carelessly or use it for the wrong task—you can hurt yourself, or others. Personality assessments, like knives, can heal or harm.
Sometimes It’s Harder to Know What’s Wrong Than It Is to Fix the Problem
Whether it’s a business challenge, a technical issue, or a personal dilemma, there’s a wealth of knowledge to draw from. The tools, strategies, and methods available to us make solving problems more accessible and quicker than at any other time in human history.
Live Like an Olympian: Cultivating Excellence in Life and Work
When you think about Olympic athletes, what comes to mind? Discipline, perseverance, and a relentless pursuit of excellence.
Strong/Weak Attractors
Have you found it difficult to follow your vision and achieve goals?
Practice What You Preach: Harnessing the Power of Your Environment
“Practice what you preach.” That was one of my mom’s favorite sayings. She was full of these little nuggets of wisdom—always a truism to make a point about what she believed was the right way to live and the right way to be in the world.
The Art of Balancing Risk: Walking the Line Between Impulsive Action and Thoughtful Inaction
Risk is the spice of life. It adds flavor, excitement, and a sense of aliveness to our existence. Yet, as we grow older and more experienced, stepping outside of our comfort zones can feel increasingly uncomfortable.
Mortar Makes it Happen: Building the Foundations of Business Development
In every business, the foundation is what holds it together, and much like constructing a building, the right mortar makes it happen. The strength of the foundation lies not just in the bricks but in the mortar that binds them. These binding agents are the strategies and approaches that solidify the structure of a thriving business.
Leading Up: Five Ways to Be Recognized and Gain More Alignment with Your Boss
In many organizations, leadership is viewed as a top-down process, where managers set the vision and employees execute. But all our interactions are influential. So why not lead up—build influence, garner recognition, and align more closely with your boss? How could you create a more harmonious, effective working relationship?