In an era where hybrid teams navigate time zones and rapid change defines success, forward-thinking companies are investing heavily in an element that once seemed too intangible for the C-suite: psychological safety. Far from a luxury, this dynamic where team members feel secure voicing ideas, admitting mistakes, and challenging assumptions without fear of ridicule or […]
Where Are Sensible Republicans Hiding? By Mark M. Bello We do not have to agree with Reverend Jesse Jackson on every policy position to acknowledge that he was: a historic American statesman. As a civil rights advocate/leader, he stood with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. As a presidential candidate, he expanded the electorate and was […]
In the high-pressure arenas of North American boardrooms, courtrooms, and diplomatic tables, one understated skill increasingly determines whether negotiations end in breakthrough agreements or frustrating stalemates: the disciplined art of remaining calm. As tensions escalate in deals involving billions or disputes carrying profound personal stakes, emotional control stands out not as a mere nicety, but […]
Have you ever had a “queasy feeling” in your stomach when something wasn’t right? Or felt a quiet, persistent pull toward a new path, even when it seemed illogical? That’s your intuition speaking. And learning to listen to it can be the key to unlocking a more authentic, empowered, and less overwhelmed life. I’m so […]
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Join me for the Unshakeable Symposium: Calm in a High-Stress World, hosted on the Learn It Live online platform. Featured Session: Emotional Strength in a Demanding World: It’s Not What You Think In a world that often tells us to “tough it out” or “push through,” true resilience looks very different. In this session, we’ll explore […]
By Jerry Zezima If I had my own TV show, a sitcom like “Everybody Loves Raymond” that I would call “Some People Seem to Like Jerry,” the first episode would be about how I can’t work my own TV. That was the sad situation when I had so much trouble with a faulty cable box […]
Purpose is often misunderstood. We tend to think of it as something large and dramatic, a calling, a mission statement, a bold declaration of what comes next. For many people in midlife and early retirement, that expectation alone can feel paralyzing. If purpose has to be big, public, or life-defining, what happens when all you […]
“I started to realize I had so much more to offer, and I didn’t want to spend my days just going out to lunch or taking walks with friends.”
“You have power over your mind — not outside events. Realize this, and you will find strength.” – Marcus Aurelius, Meditations “Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.” – Viktor Frankl, Man’s Search for Meaning […]
