The Energizer Blog

Too often, organizations and individuals play the blame game. Finding a “fall guy or gal” never allows any forward momentum.

Every year you make a resolution to change yourself. This year, make a resolution to BE yourself.

“I believe that each of us carries a bit of inner brightness, something entirely unique and individual. A flame that’s worth protecting..."

Every Christmas for the past few years, my brothers have sent me a pot with at least 2 amaryllis bulbs....

This year, January 3-6, I’ll try the Mary & Joseph Center in Palos Verdes.

I am on a learning journey to discover how to be a modern elder and understand what I am called to do in this ACT III of my life.

Today’s digital, diverse, and dispersed economy requires a workforce with many different personal qualities: curiosity, empathy,...

What do Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter all have in common? They are tangible vehicles for people to connect in a disconnected world.

And for this we give thanks…

The call came yesterday: Glenna Salsbury, an enduring influence in the speaking profession, died after many years battling cancer.

Have you ever felt that way—so taken by a child that all work and worry vanishes?

Building resiliency in business. This is no easy task. In fact, it took me years to reach a place of resiliency in my small business,...

“The more faithfully you listen to the voice within you, the better you will hear what is sounding outside.

It seems that our brains are hardwired to focus on negativity bias. Throwback from the time our ancestors fought saber-tooth tigers?

We follow leaders who capture us with stories that draw us in and give us purpose for being part of the company or movement.

Energy results from a personal commitment to a goal that has meaning and passion. One must have both.

Just returned from one week above 10,500’: sleeping under the stars and clouds, battling mosquitoes and temps down to 25 degrees at night

Surely that’s what Mom must have said when the doctor announced in the delivery room, “Wait. There’s another baby coming!”

I think this is a chance for me to focus on my other senses.

From Confucius to Mohammed, from Martin Luther King to Abe Lincoln, it is the stories people remember.