The Energizer Blog

DATELINE: Ontario, Canada and Minnesota, USA We battle 30-knot headwinds across Lake Saganaga.

Just returned from Columbia, PA and the 60th jubilee celebration of my aunt, Sister Mary Clare Reineberg...

I’m getting ready to present a workshop on resiliency for yet another organization going through change.

Watching the news today. Joan River’s death is reported everywhere. Flowers and candles hide her star on Hollywood’s famed sidewalk.

I’m up to 10 milkweed plants in the garden. Eight of them have been stripped to the bare stalks by voracious caterpillars.

What is it about our love for the lowly number three? Amazon lists over two million books that begin with that word.

In a recent Bloomberg article, “Vacation-Phobic Americans Donate a Million Years of Work Annually,”...

To my complete amazement, about one week ago, I discovered I was pregnant — pregnant with the possibility for the birth of a Monarch....

My first-born granddaughter will make her decision about what college to enter by May. She has offers from six. All good schools.

As a speaker, facilitator, consultant, I am very much a public person. My stock in trade is talking before others - sometimes thousands.

Arlington Cemetery takes one's breath away. So many soldiers. So many lives ended. So many stories to be told on this Memorial Day weekend.

She's an Emmy award winner, fabulous writer, and a brilliant thinker.

The UGH became a HUG. Great lesson. Picked me off the floor. Don’t cry for something that won’t cry for you.

I am holding the hand of Max, my 16 year-old neighbor, a sweet surfer young man and academic scholar (not mutually exclusive).

Three skills we need to constantly hone and develop now before they are “needed”.

Journalistic skill was not lacking according to USA TODAY ‘s reported dismissal of Jill Abramson’s as editor of the NY TIMES.

When firestorms raged across Southern California and land lines were down, having a cell phone to call my family was a blessing.

Despite a strong U.S. economy, unsettled change continues to bombard us. Mega-mergers boggle the mind with the endless zeros,,,

Two articles that reinforce a belief I have had for over 30 years: the hardest part about leadership is caused by the softest part—people.

From 28,000 feet, snow still spots parts of Michigan, Illinois and other states further West.