The Difference Between Motion and Action
Motion and action are mutually reinforcing. And while action may be more visible
to others, motion is just as consequential.
When Invisible Pain Becomes Obvious
Sometimes pain sneaks up on you. There’s no dramatic moment when something snaps
or pops. You move through your
How to Make Communication Fail Less Often
In 1978, Osmo A. Wiio, a professor from Finland, wrote 7 laws about the nature
of communication. Though slightly tongue-in-cheek,
On the Search for Purpose
“He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how.” – Friedrich Nietzsche
Purpose Is Not Abstract
There’
Seven Lessons for Succeeding in Life
The best professional advice I received in graduate school.
It was the first day of graduate school at UNC Greensboro
How to be Happy at Work
Careers have become dynamic. A once static part of life, marked by loyalty to
company and worker, a job is
How to Improve Your Communication with Clients
Using communication theory to create better relationships and outcomes.
Control or Collaboration?
When I start a new consulting project, one
The Jargon Garden Grows Wildly
> “The enemy is noise. The goal is clarity.” – Jon Stewart in a 2020 New York
Times interview
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