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Practicing “Story Tourism” Builds Cultural Bridges &Raquo; Julienne In White Shirt

Practicing “Story Tourism” Builds Cultural Bridges

I coined the phrase #Story Tourism many years ago to describe what happens we travel to a new place whether it’s another country or another part of the United States. We see the place with a fresh eye whether we looking at the local architecture or the plants that are grown. The other benefit is […]

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What Neuroscience Teaches About Calming Others &Raquo; 2122 24

What Neuroscience Teaches About Calming Others

Picture yourself caught in the thick of a fierce argument voices climbing, pulses racing and with just a few carefully chosen words, the atmosphere shifts. The other person breathes out. Tension eases from their posture. The sense of danger fades. This moment isn’t some rare gift or clever trick. It’s rooted in how the brain […]

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The Save Act: Not About Election Integrity But Who Gets To Vote &Raquo; 8701Daeb Fd86 4B72 9677 32007Ffca551 1024X1024

The SAVE ACT: NOT About Election Integrity But Who Gets to Vote

Voter Suppression Rears its Ugly Head By Mark M. Bello Throughout history, a pattern emerges when power feels threatened. It doesn’t shout “we want fewer people voting” from the rooftops. It speaks in whispers or doubletalk. “We just want secure elections.” Or “we want election integrity.” What they really want is quite clear. And if […]

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How To Handle Conflict Without Avoidance Or Aggression &Raquo; 2122 25

How to Handle Conflict Without Avoidance or Aggression

In the heat of an argument whether it’s a tense boardroom exchange, a heated family discussion, or a sudden flare-up at work most people default to one of two instincts: shut down and avoid the issue, or push back aggressively. Both paths usually make things worse. But there is a third way: a precise, neuroscience-backed […]

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Longevity And Guitar &Raquo; Longevity And Guitar E1774198646461

Longevity and Guitar

“I might learn something.” Robert H. Schaffer, pictured upper right, turned 100 this week. That is freaking amazing! Happy Birthday, Bob! I came to know Bob Schaffer, first from his book Breakthrough Strategy, which I read when I became an independent consultant for the first time. The second time I ventured out on my own, […]

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Practical Tools For Managing High-Emotion Interactions &Raquo; 2122 26

Practical Tools for Managing High-Emotion Interactions

In an era where workplaces buzz with constant pressure and personal relationships navigate endless stressors, high-emotion interactions are more common than ever. Picture a boardroom where a simple disagreement escalates into a full-blown confrontation, or a home where a minor miscommunication sparks an intense argument. These moments drain energy and erode trust. But what if […]

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