Why a lesson from first grade is one I want to rediscover
It’s been many decades, but I still remember my first day of first grade. My teacher, Ms Johnson, left an indelible memory. It took all of a
It’s been many decades, but I still remember my first day of first grade. My teacher, Ms Johnson, left an indelible memory. It took all of a
There is a reason why our windshield is so much larger than our rearview mirror. It’s a signal to where our focus should be when driving.
The year is coming to an end. While I believe we can change anything in the moment, regardless of a specific day (like New Year’s Day
While I’m not sure I’d call myself a change expert, I certainly have a lot of experience with it. I’ve successfully led innumerable change initiatives over
As a coach and mentor, there are often patterns to the kinds of topics that come up in discussions. Recently, I was talking with a new-ish
As I mentioned previously, I’ve been suffering from autistic burnout. One of the symptoms that’s been particularly troublesome is heightened sensory sensitivity. It’s not uncommon for
Years ago, I experienced a philosophical difference of opinion with my manager. He wanted me to lead by consensus. If the team majority agreed to something, then
I’m at Loudon Motor Speedway. It’s a gorgeous weekend in June, not always a guarantee in NH. I’ve come out to see my son in his
You know that expression, “Just like riding a bike”? It’s supposed to imply that even if we have been away from something for a while, it
Over the years, my patience level has increased dramatically. I still have my moments, but it has become easier over the years to move from frustrated