Is it hard to make new friends in Tahoe, to connect with like-minded people, and do we see neighborly kindness, interactions, and familiarities in the same way we might expect in a small town or a friendly suburban area? This interactive, discussion-based workshop will raise all of these questions and more – and provide you with a chance to actually connect with like-minded, curious, and friendly folks. We’ll be talking about community and living it. We look forward to seeing you there!
Read MoreThis interactive, discussion-based workshop will explore all these questions and more. We’ll apply a Mindful Leadership approach to examining the issues and your responses and choices, and we’ll deconstruct how mindsets
Read MoreThe last few years have brought many of us enormous changes in how we show up to work, lead, ‘commute’, collaborate, and engage with our teams.
Read MoreIn our last post, we talked about the first three waypoints of the mindful leadership map: Safety, Connection, and Dignity as basic human needs that must be met. This week we discuss the latter three. Safety Connection Dignity Purpose Mastery Autonomy Purpose, Mastery, and Autonomy are Human Performance Drivers. They are important to the human […]
Read MoreAs a leader, you have the power to build up or to break down the people around you. People need and desire a few key ingredients to survive and thrive. The way you give or take away these ingredients determines whether you bring out the best or the worst in the people around you. So […]
Read MoreWhether you consider yourself a saint of honesty or you don’t mind bending the truth, we are all in the same boat: We lie to ourselves. In fact, we lie with an alarming frequency and with great efficacy. Research done on patients with damage to their occipital lobe shows just how good we are at […]
Read MoreThe Spotlight Effect shows us one of the greatest limitations of our own psychology. Imagine being in an office building with the power out. It’s pitch black – so dark you can’t see your hand in front of your face. You fumble around and find a flashlight that you turn on and start looking around. […]
Read MoreUsing Blindspot Discovery for Real Behavioral Change. Why can you say, and genuinely mean, “I don’t want to eat that cake,” but end up eating it anyway? If there is only one person making decisions, what the heck are we doing? Choosing what you want to do should be easy… shouldn’t it? The difference between […]
Read MoreThe human mind was created in a time and place that looks nothing like the modern world. While we’d like to think of ourselves and our employees and machines capable of taking input and outputting work, this is an outdated and ineffective mental model. The human mind is complex and unlocking peak human performance requires […]
Read MoreThere is a whole world of events happening around you. You don’t notice any of it. How does the pressure feel against you? How is your tongue sitting in your mouth? What sounds can you hear around you? You’ve probably read questions like this before, and you might be annoyed that now you can’t stop […]
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