Fast Cars and You

Fast Cars and You

It’s May in Indianapolis, and that means FAST cars. I hear the humming engines even miles away at my home. Many a casual driver seems to pick up their speed a bit. I have fond memories coming from a ‘car’ family and my first career as an automotive engineer. Indy Cars...

Six Keys to Be the Calm Eye in the Storm

Emotional Intelligence and Mindfulness are the current trend in professional development. This is exciting, as the ‘centering’ I’ve been teaching for years is a pathway to both. These traits aren’t an accomplishment by ‘doing’ as many business people are so accustom....

The Juice

I was privileged recently to study with a highly regarded aikido teacher, Endo Sensei, from Japan. His fresh input and the time dedicated helped advanced my knowledge and commitment to my art. Although, I know real skill only grows through continued consistent...

In the dark of the night

You’ve likely adjusted by now and even happy about it. Recently, in the dark of the night a change happened. It was expected and wasn’t the first time. Yet, even knowing well in advance didn’t stop the adjustment or fallout from it. That’s...

Your Opinion Valued

His opinion was as blunt as suggesting I get a new nose. It wasn’t helpful or realistic. Had he been talking to someone else, he might have gotten a punch in the nose, or worse! Getting your opinion heard is easy; getting it considered valuable is different....

Lean In meets Spiral Impact

This video depiction has popped into my mind every time I’ve heard  “Lean In” the past several years. The time was ripe to produce it – hope you enjoy it.  [vimeo]https://vimeo.com/111862804[/vimeo] Sheryl Sandberg’s bestseller triggered a huge amount of dialogue...