Inspired Learning and Leading
You know something I really dislike about attending workshops and meetings? Sitting in a chair for hours on end. Even if the presenter is highly engaging and full of bright ideas, the act of sitting still and listening tries both […]
In the workshop I facilitated today, and, increasingly in my workshops, I have been setting up peer-coaching opportunities. Reviewing the feedback from today’s session, it was clearly a favorite activity, so let me share a few ideas with you here. […]
This past week I ran a workshop that involved a lot of moving parts, meaning, I wanted participants to walk away with three very distinct but interconnected pieces of knowledge. I was worried that we were packing too much “information” […]
A recent study published by researchers at Harvard shows that “parental warmth” has a positive impact on people’s well-being in adulthood. While this may seem self-evident, it is interesting to see the research that backs up an assumption many of […]
Last week I had the honor of hosting a retreat at the gorgeous Westerbeke Ranch in Sonoma, California. This was an idea that my Spark Decks’ business partner, Oscar, and I had come up with last spring: Could we take […]