🗝️ A key heads-up: this is truly the final post of our month-long celebration of the Transformative Trainers Academy one-year anniversary. I was originally going to announce the winner of the 1:1 call with me today, but realized I needed to get out this RoundTable invite to you. So I’ll announce the … [Read more...] about Learning and Development Roundtable – Simple tools to stop you and your brain from being overwhelmed
🗝️ A key heads-up: this is the final post of our month-long celebration of learning, and there's a prize in it for you, including the chance to win a 1:1 call with me. I’ll announce the winner in the next post. Why? It's the one-year anniversary of the Transformative Trainers Academy (my membership … [Read more...] about One Year, Five Doors, One Last Chance to Win
🗝️ A key heads-up: we're continuing our month-long celebration of learning, and there's a prize in it for you, including the chance to win a 1:1 call with me. Why? It's the one-year anniversary of the Transformative Trainers Academy (my membership for experts who've been asked to teach but never … [Read more...] about Truly Astonishing Lessons From an Unforgettable Year Teaching TTA
🗝️ A key heads-up: we're continuing our month-long celebration of learning, and there's a prize in it for you, including the chance to win a 1:1 call with me. Why? It's the one-year anniversary of the Transformative Trainers Academy (my membership for experts who've been asked to teach but never … [Read more...] about The Simple Way to Celebrate Your Own Learning
🗝️ A key heads-up: we're continuing our month-long celebration of learning, and there's a prize in it for you, including the chance to win a 1:1 call with me. Why? It's the one-year anniversary of the Transformative Trainers Academy (my membership for experts who've been asked to teach but never … [Read more...] about Learning and Development Roundtable – Team Engagement Strategies: Proven Tools and Techniques to Energize and Inspire Your Group
🗝️ A key heads-up: we're kicking off a month-long celebration of learning, and there's a prize in it for you, including the chance to win a 1:1 call with me. Why? It's the one-year anniversary of the Transformative Trainers Academy (my membership for experts who've been asked to teach but never … [Read more...] about The Simple Way to Spot Your Own Learning Origin Story
Last week I wrote about my 10x10 exercise - making ten lists of ten things each as a way of remembering, in the face of ongoing struggles, how much we’ve survived and to serve as some much-needed inspiration. I covered: Dance, Travel, Safaris, Leaps, and Forged. This week I continue with my … [Read more...] about My 10×10 Exercise: A Simple Way to Measure Your Own Resilience and More Part Two
It's been a hard stretch. For a lot of us, more than likely including you too. And when times get hard, we tend to do one thing reallllllllly well. We forget how much we've already survived and even thrived. So I create an exercise. Ten categories, ten items each, … [Read more...] about My 10×10 Exercise: A Simple Way to Measure Your Own Resilience and More Part One
As Mick Jagger famously said, “Can’t get no satisfaction?” How about some satisficing instead? But first, a trip back in time. In 1965, the Rolling Stones were partway through their third tour of the United States. By then, Mick Jagger had spent enough time in U.S. … [Read more...] about Satisficing: What the Research Says About “Good Enough”
There's a two-year-old living in my left hand. Wild hair, icing smeared across her cheeks, no shoes, running around with absolutely zero sense of direction. In my right hand is a dictator. Ramrod straight spine, a face that alternates between judgmental and stern, with a spine of steel that … [Read more...] about How I Use 3 Inner Voices to Make Big Decisions
I was in a French hospital getting a CT scan, and I knew I'd have to get contrast dye injected first, which meant getting a needle. Even typing that word makes my skin quiver, my heart want to leap into my mouth, and my stomach go slightly nauseous. Then things went up a whole other … [Read more...] about The Simple Question That Made Me Cry in a French Hospital
There were men with big rifles on the side of the road…. This (true!) story happened to me recently in Southern France. Hunters were on the lookout for sanglier/wild boar (those furry critters above). And it got me thinking about how we all wear invisible glasses that shape our … [Read more...] about The Invisible Glasses You’re Wearing Right Now (A Dispatch From France) Part Two
The trick is for the (scissor) blades to learn to work smoothly together, so as not to cut each other.
— Mary Jo Putney
The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity. The fears are paper tigers. You can do anything you decide to do. You can act to change and control your life; and the procedure, the process is its own reward.
— Amelia Earhart
There will always be rocks in the road ahead of us. They will be stumbling blocks or stepping stones; it all depends on how you use them.
— Friedrich Nietzsche
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