Mindfulness Improves Focus
If you’re eating, texting, reading, or browsing Facebook or Twitter while listening to music, or any combination of these, you suffer from the effects of multitasking: distraction, […]
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Biomimicry for Social Innovation Website Launch
Last April I participated in the inaugural Biomimicry Thinking for Social Innovation Immersion Workshop. I met colleagues who became my professional tribe. Now, a year […]
Continue reading »Harvesting Water through Biomimicry
Scientists are working hard to address the interrelated challenges of climate change and water scarcity – climate change worsens water scarcity, and in turn water shortages […]
Continue reading »Career Blossoms with True Self
Building on my recent post about Career Manifestation, I want to mention the importance of taking a leap of faith versus playing it safe. I’ve […]
Continue reading »Biomimcry: Emulating the Penis
Studying biomimicry is fun. Don’t believe me? Well, I get to write this article! 😉 Engineers and scientists have been studying the mammalian penis for […]
Continue reading »Research: Vegan Diet Crucial to Reduce Climate Change
As I’ve said before, personal and planetary wellness are one and the same. New research by Oxford scientists published in the Proceedings of the National Academy […]
Continue reading »What is Career Manifestation?
In a culture that is fast-paced, competitive, materialistic and often superficial, slowing down enough to find one’s inner and outer balance can be difficult. Clients who come […]
Continue reading »If Animals Could Speak (Book Launch)
In my journey to change behavior and address climate change and wellness issues through Alchemus Prime, and many years prior, I’ve been capturing my inspirations and […]
Continue reading »Workplace Benefits of Mindfulness
Ever feel like your mind is wandering? Well, you’re not alone. I learned mindfulness techniques a couple of years ago and apply them in my […]
Continue reading »Design Thinking at Scale
I recently came across a Wired article about how IBM is applying design thinking to change the way its 400,000 employees work, and I was […]
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