

Finding Ground
“Ground is the place to go when overwhelmed with thoughts and fears. It can hold our confusion with unwavering presence. We can source the earth’s
by Ten Directions
“Ground is the place to go when overwhelmed with thoughts and fears. It can hold our confusion with unwavering presence. We can source the earth’s
“The bad news is you’re falling through the air, nothing to hang on to, no parachute. The good news is, there’s no ground.” ~Chögyam Trungpa
A big ah-ha from the field: Successful self-management depends on this. Many teams and organizations, especially in the last few years since the rise of
I needed a breakthrough. Two important group facilitation events loomed in my near future. While I felt excited about them, I also felt terrified. As
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For me, as a consultant on diversity and inclusion (D&I), “Diversity Work” is a radical call to embrace difference. It is a means of challenging
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Increase transparency. Share power. Create self-managing teams. Become a learning organization. If you’re an evolutionarily-minded leader and you want to embrace the future of work
In my experience, any time we engage in a conversation about our differences with an intention to prove the other side wrong, we’re heading for
If there were a word for our chapter in history, it might be “interconnected.” Organizations, teams, movements, individuals, economies, ecosystems. Is there any part of
It is important for anyone in leadership positions today to understand how our world views evolve, and explore how these differences can be worked with.
As culture and society continue to evolve, our approach to collaboration must also evolve.
Judges, referees, mediators and facilitators are trained to be neutral. But neutrality is often misunderstood.