The usual hubaloo had died down. It was a quiet, weekend day at the UN, which was a good thing, as soon I’d find myself weeping in the bathroom. But I’m getting ahead of myself Have you ever been so frustrated, so angry, so overwhelmed that tears fall like a faucet? With your stomach roiling with … [Read more...] about Resolve your next email conflict using my dryer vent technique
‘Doesn’t that make your head hurt?,’ asked my hubbie. I looked up in surprise. I was doing what I love to do. What brings me ease. What makes me feel on top of things. What gives me peace & lets me get stuff done. I was making lists. Lists have a special place in my heart. They’re my … [Read more...] about Would you eat an alligator pear? (you already have & why it’s important)
Yep it’s still me – but with a whole new look. I’m over the moon & slightly delirious to announce new ways to help you learn, laugh & lead, through my brand new website. I’ve designed some fun ways for you to engage so take a look around. Who knows- you might even win … [Read more...] about Fill in this puzzle to learn, laugh & lead (& you could win 1 of my online courses)
I’m on the verge of serving you better through launching a new website. It’s taken bursts of creativity which made me think of what you could learn from a wildly creative story involving a new take on an old tradition, the can-can & big surprises all around. But first, think of a situation … [Read more...] about How you can marry worldviews with a garter belt & the can-can
Yoga matts, each with a patterned pillow, were laid out in rows, which made the room look like a wildly colourful game of tic tac toe. My stomach bumped up against my ribs as I settled my nerves. I’m used to doing yoga at home in private, but I was there to see the world premier of the documentary … [Read more...] about Emmanuel Jal & Yogadishu; what’s fought in your mind & won in your heart?
As my Nana’s jewelry slid through my little girl fingers, it felt cool to the touch but heavy with memories. I felt a jittery excitement whirling around in the pit of my stomach in getting to explore her jewelry box. That’s one small example of master storytelling coach Marsha Shandur’s memory … [Read more...] about How you can use storytelling to defeat evil from Storytelling Master Marsha Shandur
I know what I know & I don’t know what I don’t know. For example, I know what it’s like to be a white woman. I don’t know what it’s like to be a black man. But this amazingly poignant, utterly captivating video will give you some powerful insights (if being a black man isn’t your … [Read more...] about Before you call the cops …
I was the oldest of 3 & the only girl. I noticed how I was treated differently than my brothers were. So I laughed extra long & loud when I saw this monkey’s reaction to an unfair situation. At first, getting pieces of cucumber is fine for the fur ball …. when her buddy is getting the … [Read more...] about Fur balls, fairness, equity & you
My attention is always caught by creativity; because it’s a great springboard to unusual ways of thinking & problem solving. This cab driver’s sign is a great example & got me thinking. What do you carry? The things we carry tell stories. They serve up memories from … [Read more...] about What do you carry (11 cabbages & a grudge against your father for never coming back?)
