Mindfulness Key Ingredient of Leadership
In a recent article about mindfulness as a key strategy for optimal leadership, I was pleased to find tips that exemplify the integration of biomimicry, […]
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Accenture Removes Performance Reviews
When I wrote about the new strategic plan being no strategic plan, as a way of relinquishing control and becoming attuned to emergent opportunities, I […]
Continue reading »Harvard: Meditation Builds Grey Matter
Research by Harvard scientists reveals that eight weeks of meditation increases the density of the brain’s grey matter. Essentially, according to this Collective Evolution article, […]
Continue reading »The New Strategic Plan: None
Philip Laloux, author of Reinventing Organizations, recently gave a talk that was summarized by consultant Kelly McGowan in a blog post. As a biomimic, what I […]
Continue reading »Climate Preparedness with Tribes
My friend and colleague Dr. Shannon McNeeley participated in a project that is helping two tribes, the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho in Wyoming, prepare for […]
Continue reading »Single Action to Address Climate Change
Alchemus Prime Advisory Board member Sailesh Rao recently spoke at an interfaith meeting called the Summit of Conscience in Paris. He spoke about how we can effectively […]
Continue reading »Our Stories Influence Mental Health
New research suggests that narrative identity, or our stories about our personal lives, have bearing on our mental health over time. Study author Jonathan M. […]
Continue reading »The Elephant-Sized Outrage in the Room
We learned a lot from Cecil the lion. We learned that outrage is not just a social media phenomenon; it can have consequences. Walter J. Palmer […]
Continue reading »Democratizing the Sun
Historically, solar power has been accessible to mostly affluent folks. Now that will change: the White House is going to offer financing for low-income people who live […]
Continue reading »Food as Medicine
A 2013 study found that diet is the single most important risk factor for disease and premature death. In a proactive move, the University of […]
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