Evolved humans can hold two opposing thoughts – or what sometimes seem to be conflicting concepts. The definition of “intention” and “commitme...
The Art of Apology
Guest blog by Laura S. Scott When was the last time somebody offered you a sincere apology? Was it someone close to you, a family member? A stranger...
The 4 room apartment – which room are you in?
Confused, you’re not alone. During the sheltering times of the Pandemic, you might have felt deprived of social contact, fear and at the same time s...
Toss out old habits – it will change your life!
Are you holding onto limiting ways of thinking, being right or relationships that drain you? It’s time to rethink them and put your bias under a mic...
The Best Leaders are Transformational
I recently delivered a program as part of a leadership development initiative for doctors and faculty at Stanford University Medicine. The topic was o...
A Different Perspective on Cocooning
In thinking about what builds resilience or grit, I’m reminded of the story about the butterfly about to emerge from its cocoon. The enthusiastic ch...
Decisions, Decisions, Decisions – Are you suffering from over-choice?
“I don’t want to even think about what to eat for dinner – if I have to make one more decision, I’ll scream!” Amy exclaimed as she shared wi...
How to Work from Home Without Living at Work
Whether you’ve had a home office or just started working virtually, the pandemic has accelerated the challenges of working at home for many. The “...
Powerful Tips on Leading in Uncertain Times
I belong to the Society of International Business Fellows (SIBF) and attended the annual conference virtually this year. We had a great line-up of spe...
Willful Blindness – Are you immune?
Are you subject to “willful blindness”? Are you or your organization putting on blinders to go into denial and not address a critical situation? I...
The Confidence Gap: Are Women Losing Out Because of the Fear of Taking Risks?
Guest blog by Laura S. Scott, PCC, CPC, ELI-MP, CPDFA According to a KPMG report, “less than half (43%) of women said they feel comfortable taking ...
Aspirational value or guiding principle? There’s a big difference.
Defining your personal values can be fun and there are plenty of exercises available to take. You get clarity on who you see yourself as being and wha...
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