The Energizer:

I am a firm believer that at some point we all must go to the college MSU—Making Stuff Up.

I have the privilege of hosting the January 2022 Leadership Development Carnival!

Read Senator Tammy Duckworth’s memoir of the same title and you will be awestruck by the courage, tenacity, and resilience...

Post-Covid: It’s time for new, simple, daily practices that change your day, and your life.

Time to throw down the towel and admit there are some events in life over which I have no clue and stand helpless.

Alas, work is never done and what we think was a manageable load becomes the creeping embers for potential burnout.

David and his wife were scheduled to have dinner with us on Sunday, a date established months before.

Anyone in the audience when I have given my presentation, “Radical Resilience”, knows that I believe action is the antidote for anxiety.

There are lots of books out there on “happiness”. Certainly, if one is resilient, it implies that “happiness” is a given.

Challenge yourself today to catch your breath. When athletes have been running hard and long, they need time to catch their breath before...

For 20 years, I’ve gone away on a personal retreat to The Center for Spiritual Renewal in Montecito.

I have written about building resilient work relationships and resilient marriage/love relationships...

Let’s get one thing straight from the start. Resolutions do not work.

When we’re overwhelmed and overworked, our energy is scattered. We don’t see the big picture, the potential end result.

I recently found this article which I wrote eight years ago. It struck me that the insights are timeless. Enjoy!

Resiliency is not a one-time skill to be pulled out in times of crisis.

If you are like the majority of humans (myself included), you might have looked at the answers you wrote...

Just finished Daniel Pink’s newest book, WHEN: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing.

Rolling over into another year, I found myself making the usual intentions and goals for my professional and personal life.

Good old Webster defines sales as “the exchange of goods, services, or property for money.”