On Saturday I dug up my entire garden. This meant pulling out the marigold bushes that were in full bloom. Undeterred by their resplendent beauty, I was dead set on
Oct
23Proactive Evolutionary Leadership
We are living in a disruptive world with tremendous pressure. Many association leaders hunkered down, figuring out how to make it back to stable ground; they are missing the boat.
Oct
19The Long and Winding Road
When I was about eight years old I started attending synagogue on my own. At the time my mother was a Christian but not attending a church and my father
Oct
15The Value of Diverse Leadership
When we hear the term “racial equity,” we tend to think of the beneficiaries as the employees, a limited view. For 13 years, I worked with the World Bank, where
Oct
12Awake in the Dark
Last week I went on another wilderness retreat with my dog, Sita. For three days and three nights, we were off the grid in George Washington National Forest in Virginia.
Oct
08Renewal and Reflection
It’s almost mid-October 2020, and the global pandemic is still not under control. Many organizations are trying to figure out how to return to serving members the way they always
Oct
02Adaptive Leadership
100 CEOs – I am talking to 100+ CEOs to learn about how the pandemic, the economy, and fight for racial justice shape their organizations. A significant shift in their
Sep
28The Four Brahmaviharas
Although I am not a Buddhist, I seek wisdom wherever I can find it and Buddhism has many frameworks that I find really helpful. One of them is the “Four
