The Energizer:

This month, I’ve focused on love relationships between people. But I’d be remiss if I neglected the most challenging person in the...

We were married on May 18, 1980—the second marriage for both of us. I came into the union with an old Camaro that was paid for and...

That was the caption I put on a photo I can no longer find because it was before the age of iCloud and digital.

As a practicing nurse for over 30 years, I never imagined one day my role would be reversed.

We all need something that reminds us there are positive, uplifting moments.

It’s time to plug into something that YOU choose—something that can renew your batteries and refresh your interest in work AND life.

I met Elizabeth Tollis while being part of a virtual program. I asked her to write this article for all who rank themselves as entrepreneurs

“Men work hard but women work miracles”—Ricky Gervais. What a statement from the fearless British comedian.

I just finished presenting a closing keynote for about 350 health care professionals from across the United States.

Goosebumps! That’s what it’s like to be the opening AND closing keynote speaker for TOP OF THE TABLE at the Million Dollar Roundtable...

I recently met Ben Fox of Shepherd virtually, discussing creating a list of the best books for surviving (and thriving) in disruptive times.

the 40-hour workweek was fought for and earned by workers less than a century ago. However, with burnout flames leaping in every industry.

Let’s learn how to help employees manage workplace and home stressors by cultivating their resilience muscle. It can be done!

The basket in the hands of artist Rebecca Lolosoli of the Umoja Uaso in Kenya now graces my desktop.

A huge sign stretched across the auto dealership that faced a major interstate highway: New Management! Better Attitude!

As we start back this school season, I believe United World College Costa Rica has lessons for each of us about resilience.

They call the millennial generation the burned-out generation for a reason. Why?

The first practice to cultivate resilience is to accept what is given. Denying reality will never produce the variety of potential responses

Quick! What do old denim jeans, wine corks and ice cream have in common? Nope—not a funky picnic!