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I’ve been a fan of Erik Korsvik Østergaard‘s work for a couple of years and have loved what this Danish consultant lends to the Teal Movement. In 2021, I read his book, “Teal Dots in…

My friends and I have been talking about how often we have “perfect discussions.” For us, a perfect discussion consists of a few specific things: The most perfect thing to say in the moment…

  Belonging – it’s not a new concept, but it is getting redefined inside our organizational worlds. Belonging was one of the concepts behind Covid’s Great Resignation (the workforce’s massive loss of good workers…

During a down-sizing due to an industry-wide problem, I was part of our layoff. It was a deeply painful experience since I was part of the leadership team that had to help make the…

I have a cat named Missu who, I’m not going to lie, is pretty dang cute. In Missu’s kitten years, she could jump straight up in the air about 3-4’, while twisting in mid-flight…

My husband and I are hooked on jigsaw puzzles, especially Eric Dowdle‘s Dowdle Folk Art Puzzles (https://dowdlefolkart.com/). They’re intricate and push our brains past their existing capacities to think differently. But some of them have…

Definition: The capacity to withstand or to recover quickly from difficulties. The ability of a substance or object to spring back into shape; elasticity without breaking. We’ve asked ourselves these questions: How can we bounce…

I lived this today! Nayla (Hamid) Saraccini, Liz Fosslien, and Rachel Cruz! Thank you for showing this in its true context! We had a Zoom meeting today and I was late! (I know, I know!! Mea culpa!)…

I recently found out that some of my infographics are making the rounds online, which is always fun to see. Thanks to both Dr Suzanne Henwood and David McLean, MA (Leadership) CHRL for broadening the reach of Patrick Lencioni‘s…

This year’s count is officially at 10 for me today. Every year, I count the formations of geese I encounter because we are at a feeding juncture on their migration route. It’s not uncommon…