“Resilience is born by grounding yourself in your own loveliness, hitting notes you thought were way out of your range.” Gregory Boyle (Tattoos on the Heart) That’s a poetic way to define resilience, isn’t it,
Everything has changed since March 16, 2020, hasn’t it? That was the day public school systems started shutting down around the country; the day when the size of public gatherings was significantly restricted in many
SPOILER ALERT: I’m about to reveal that the Harry Potter books and movies probably really tricked you—even if you never read or saw them. (Also, I’ll be giving away the ending to the entire series at
I’ve seen a lot of super hero movies this year. Okay, I’ve seen three—but that’s probably two more than the previous 10 years combined! If the box office results are any indication for these types
Okay, I’ll admit someone else has my dream job—advising Hollywood studios about the archetypal resonance of film scripts. The guy who does this can predict a flop or a hit based on whether the storyline
I met Elise Mitchell, CEO of Mitchell, when I gave a keynote last month at the PRSA’s Counselors Academy (a convening of C-suite leaders throughout the public relations industry). She has a great story, building
“Resilience is born by grounding yourself in your own loveliness, hitting notes you thought were way out of your range.” Gregory Boyle (Tattoos on the Heart) That’s a poetic way to define resilience, isn’t it,
Everything has changed since March 16, 2020, hasn’t it? That was the day public school systems started shutting down around the country; the day when the size of public gatherings was significantly restricted in many
SPOILER ALERT: I’m about to reveal that the Harry Potter books and movies probably really tricked you—even if you never read or saw them. (Also, I’ll be giving away the ending to the entire series at
I’ve seen a lot of super hero movies this year. Okay, I’ve seen three—but that’s probably two more than the previous 10 years combined! If the box office results are any indication for these types
Okay, I’ll admit someone else has my dream job—advising Hollywood studios about the archetypal resonance of film scripts. The guy who does this can predict a flop or a hit based on whether the storyline
I met Elise Mitchell, CEO of Mitchell, when I gave a keynote last month at the PRSA’s Counselors Academy (a convening of C-suite leaders throughout the public relations industry). She has a great story, building
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