I went through my blogs from the past few years to see what people enjoyed reading the most. I uncovered some gems and want to share them with you.
A lot has been written about the lessons learned of individual resilience from our shared pandemic experience— usually, what not to do. But what about the reflections and good lessons for resilience we have gained as communities and as organizations? Let us share some reflections of collective resilience at UWC Costa Rica.
At a virtual meeting I suggested that the crazy world crafted by this pandemic might require us to pivot, to move out in other directions. My colleague,Stephen Shapiro, challenged my notion.
Security rests in adaptability. Our current uncertain times can either freeze us from action or create a space where we strengthen our ability to adapt. Remember, survival is based on "requisite variety".
Plenty of issues abound such has how to keep a business open to how to stay safe, from how to engage employees to how to win customers back and more. Learn why it’s important to be a problem solver in addition to an issue spotter.
Loneliness short-circuits any ability to grow through challenge or opportunity. Loneliness weakens an ability to be resilient as surely as it weakens one’s immune system. What can we do about it?
I hope you enjoy reading these blog posts as much as I enjoyed writing them!