Last night’s dinner conversation was intense. I was already tired after a long day of thinking intently about some challenges. I knew I had to get this one right in the moment though. It was a touchy subject and pensive discussion, one not to be taken lightly and all points of view needed to be [...]
Posts Tagged ‘amp’
share the love
Tuesday, February 14th, 2012Tags:admiration, amp, dinner conversation, gesture, inclusion, martin luther king, martin luther king jr, recess, savior, words music
No Comments »
Deepak is deep.
Friday, April 1st, 2011A couple of months ago I had the fortune of sitting in on a talk that Deepak Chopra was giving while promoting his new book, “The Soul of Leadership.” This is not the first time I’ve had such pleasure to experience an inevitably calm discussion with Dr. Chopra. The first time was way back in [...]
Tags:amp, blog, call, calm, client, columbia tristar, deepak chopra, discussion, enormity, exposure, fortune, hard time, LOE, Lot, phrase, pleasure, purpose, TriStar, venue, way
Comments Closed
Untapped Resources
Sunday, March 6th, 2011I spent this morning in the rain, running. My daughter is a runner – an awesome runner who has succinctly improved her timed mile over the past few years. Today was the first time I’ve chaperoned with her group in a New York Road Runners event. She’s a far better runner than I am now, [...]
Tags:amp, are, best time, bottom line, course, creativity, daughter, event, external resources, finish line, level, line, new york road runners, pouring down rain, resourcefulness, run, Runners, time, untapped resources, york road runners
Comments Closed
Did I make a mistake?
Wednesday, November 3rd, 2010Was it a mistake? How often do you ask yourself that question? The answer doesn’t really matter – the point instead is that we all often ask that question. The problem is that the value of mistakes is not quantifiable, and that’s simply because there is no such thing as a ‘mistake,’ in my book. [...]
Tags:amp, change, choice, concept, day, degree of risk, doesn, election day, essence, factor of motivation, individual choice, magnitude, mistake, motivation, question the answer, risk, variation, way, weave
Comments Closed
Change is Good… I promise.
Tuesday, September 28th, 2010Change is one of those loaded words that upholds quite the variety of connotation. It can be exciting, it can be angst inducing. Either way, it’s good, whether it feels that way or not… in the moment. Change means that: Something new is about to begin An opportunity to learn something different is an option [...]
Tags:amp, aptitude, case studies, change, connotation, Executive Coaching, focus team, imperative, LOE, moment change, opportunity, option, organizational development, process, process of progress, skill set, Something, team, variety, way
Comments Closed