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What Gets In The Way Of Our Listening? Plenty! &Raquo; 1F4Da

What Gets in the Way of Our Listening? Plenty!

What Gets in the Way of Listening? More than we would like to admit. We all like to think of ourselves as good listeners. We nod. We say “mm-hmm.” We even repeat back the last three words someone said so it sounds like we were paying attention.But if we’re honest? Something is almost always getting […]

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What Erling Haaland’s Viking Row Taught Me About Leadership &Raquo; Julienne In White Shirt

What Erling Haaland’s Viking Row Taught Me About Leadership

Norway just knocked five-time champion Brazil out of the World Cup, 2-1, sending the team to its first quarterfinal in history. Erling Haaland scored both goals — a towering header and a curling left-footed strike — but the moment that stuck with me wasn’t either goal. It was what happened after. Every time Haaland scored, […]

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Our Stories Are Hiding In Plain Sight &Raquo; Julienne In White Shirt

Our Stories are Hiding in Plain Sight

Happy Fourth of July and 250 years  Our best stories are hiding in plain sight and when we share them we experience ourselves in a new way. Our country exists because hundreds of years ago Native Americans  demonstrated Humanity. When ships full of oddly dressed, and very melanin- free white folks staggered across the  beach, […]

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Making Space For Wonder And Hope ✨🌕 &Raquo; 1F319

Making Space for Wonder and Hope ✨🌕

What experiences have prompted a sense of wonder and hope in your life? And where did those moments take you? It was 10:56 p.m. EDT on July 20, 1969. I was eight years old, dressed in my pink pajamas, sitting in the living room with my older brother and parents, watching our big black-and-white television. […]

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Hide And Seek: The Courage To Stop Hiding &Raquo; Julienne In White Shirt

Hide and Seek: The Courage to Stop Hiding

I used to play hide and seek when I was a little girl. I loved playing this game, but as the youngest kid in my group, I was usually discovered pretty quickly—often with a sneeze or a giggle giving me away. The phrase “hide and seek” took on a new meaning as I got older. […]

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How Do You Use The “Stories That Shaped You” In Your Life? &Raquo; Julienne In White Shirt

How Do You Use the “Stories That Shaped You” in Your Life?

A story is about how and why life changes. My colleague, Jerome Deroy—CEO of Narativ—and I have hosted two live story-sharing events this winter as part of our “Stories That Shaped Us” Narativ series. Each time, we invited three guests to share a personal story that shaped who they are—and how they’ve applied those experiences […]

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Growing Up In Queens, The Front Stoop Was Everything. &Raquo; 1F4D6

Growing up in Queens, the front stoop was everything.

Those raised front steps weren’t just concrete and brick — they were a gathering place, a living room open to the street, where neighbors came together when the weather said yes. Side by side. Shoulder to shoulder. Nobody performing, nobody winning. Just people showing up. I’ve been talking about “front stoop moments” in my coaching […]

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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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My Valentine’s Day Tale Of Feedback And Metrics Gone Wrong. &Raquo; 1F539

My Valentine’s Day Tale of Feedback and Metrics Gone Wrong.

Feedback is an important skill but know how and when to deliver it is an important. I learned this lesson in my grade school in Queens during the annual valentire day card exchange. When I was in grade school, we exchanged little paper Valentines and placed them on our classmates’ desks. A boy named Doug […]

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