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In the not too distant past, I had a strong belief that when I made a mistake, I was being “only human” as if being human were something to rise above rather than honor
As I think about the emerging talent in the organization where I work and my role in helping develop our next leaders, I find myself recommending different formal leadership programs for different kinds people at different points in their journey…. Continue Reading →
This past week, I’ve been intensely and intentionally applying some concepts from David Rock’s Your Brain at Work, particularly “self-directed neuroplasticity.” I’ve also been applying them in relation to the Enneagram social styles of Assertive, Compliant and Reactive. Stay with… Continue Reading →
“Women tend to give too much of themselves at work.” Kim Dority, Information Entrepreneur As I travel down this path of “what’s next for Donna,” I’m intentionally reaching out to people who dared to do something I have not: be… Continue Reading →
Where does the Time Go? 525,600 minutes 525,600 moments so dear 525,600 minutes How do you measure, measure a year? Rent, Seasons of Love, Jonathan Larson Recently I was working with a young professional who wondered how to fit everything… Continue Reading →
I have a friend I’ll call Sandy – because that’s her name – who I love to watch in action in social situations. She is at ease making conversation with people from all walks of life, effortlessly drawing them out… Continue Reading →