Posts Tagged With ‘ creativity ’

Gift-giving is more than just the exchange of items; it’s about creating appreciation and fostering cherished memories. In the midst of a world where thoughtful gestures often take a backseat, the essence of gifting lies in making someone feel truly valued. It’s not merely about handing over random tokens; it’s about understanding the recipient’s genuine interests and finding meaningful ways to enhance those passions. What makes the act of giving truly enjoyable is the effort put into understanding what someone values. Whether it’s a friend keen on outdoor adventures or a child... Continue Reading

As the year draws to a close, I’m thrilled to be able to compile and share this month’s Leadership Development Carnival. In this ‘Best of 2023’ edition, you’ll be treated to the most impactful insights of 21 thought leaders as they offer their favorite articles from the year. Whether you’re a seasoned executive or an aspiring leader, these pages promise to be an invaluable companion on your path to personal and professional growth. And you’ll want to dive in immediately… not just for the wisdom, but also for the free gifts that many contributors are offering. This is just a small... Continue Reading

Physicians routinely prescribe Donepezil (Aricept), Galantamine (Razadyne), and  Rivastigmine (Exelon) for patients who have Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia. But they often ignore the clout of activities such as walking, knitting, woodworking, and puzzles. In this article, I explain why many common activities have the potential of holding in check the ravages of Alzheimer’s […] Originally Published on https://stangoldbergwriter.com/ Continue Reading

For years neurologists told us that once brain cells die, they can not be replaced. But guess what? They were wrong. In this article, I discuss the phenomenal implications of the latest findings on the brain’s ability to grow new neurons and establish new connections. You will also find 12 suggestions to guide you in […] Originally Published on https://stangoldbergwriter.com/ Continue Reading

Missed the show?  It was GREAT!  But you can still hear it on podcast right here! And you can ALSO listen on Apple podcasts right HERE!    Carol Polcovar returned to the show, live from Honolulu, Hawaii!  Carol is a retired adjunct professor at Hawaii Pacific University and she is a playwright, poet, director, producer, and teacher of American History, Civil Law and Writing.  This time Carol joined us to discuss her first book her historical mystery series,  A Murder on Allen Street, creativity, and more of her new projects.  You can order her book on Amazon and everywhere else books... Continue Reading

 Fascinating, isn’t it, how there are those who decide upon living in abundance, and the next thing you know, they’re swimming in it? There are those who think about being more creatively fulfilled, and as if by magic, all the right steps, connections, and inspirations present themselves. Being creatively fulfilled can be a rewarding and fulfilling aspect of life. It can allow individuals to express themselves in unique ways and can also lead to a sense of personal satisfaction and accomplishment. However, it’s important to remember that creative fulfillment looks different for everyone... Continue Reading

‘Love’ is a word that only recently has crept into our workplace vocabulary. And it’s an appropriate addition! Sustainable satisfaction and success demand work that people love. In many ways, effective leadership is a profound expression of love – love of learning and love of the organization and the people whose lives leaders affect on a daily basis. So, this month, in honor of Valentine’s Day, our Carnival will focus on what leaders can do to help others – and themselves – to love their work… and the results that follow. I know you’re going to love the insightful articles... Continue Reading

To knit or knot. That was the question that I asked of me. But what was the answer? I learned how to knit when I was in my early 20s, and I loved it. It was relaxing, entertaining, and I got really good at it. I even consider myself a master knitter, and if you could see some of the lovely tops, sweaters, afghans, baby blankets, Christmas stockings, etc. I created, you would probably agree with me. There was something so mesmerizing about the sound of the needles clicking, the feel of the yarn in my hands, and watching a simple ball of yarn turn into something beautiful to wear or to give away... Continue Reading

It’s hard to believe that the first half of 2022 is now behind us. And the ’new normal’ we all have anticipated continues to morph as we face economic uncertainty, political divides, and a virus that continues to elude us. There’s never been a greater need for exceptional leadership – and this month’s carnival is rich with insight for leaders who want to make a positive difference during these tumultuous times. Thank you to the 29 thought leaders who offer their insights and strategies related to communication, development, collaboration, and more. I hope you enjoy their contributions... Continue Reading

Mother’s Day is a celebration of the women in our lives—the mothers who gave us birth and those who lovingly assume that role in surprising and unsuspecting ways. It is the one day of the year when most of us make a pause to offer flowers, candy and lavish gifts and express love and gratitude for all they do and mean to us. But Mother’s Day can be a painful day for many—those whose mothers have died or are ill… For women who have lost their children or are estranged from them. And, mostly ignored, women who want to be mothers but have not been blessed with the opportunity to parent a... Continue Reading