McKinsey: Four Key Leadership Behaviors
At Alchemus Prime, we take a behavioral approach to, well, everything. So, encountering recent research from McKinsey that talks about four critical leadership behaviors was music […]
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Visionaries: Book Launch
This post serves to launch my fourth book, Visionaries. As I reflect on the major inflection points in my life, I think about two very […]
Continue reading »Work + Love = Play
I’ve written previously about manifesting a career, what success means, and how important it is to foster our true selves to be happy in our work. This […]
Continue reading »Water: Bruce Lee’s Biomimicry
On the Alchemus Prime website, we have a note about how we serve clients: We help our clients become more like water: accepting, adapting to, and flowing […]
Continue reading »Workplace Fairness Impacts Health
Recent research reveals that feeling like you are being treated fairly at work is associated with better health. Organizational behavior researchers at the University of East […]
Continue reading »Earth Champions: Book Signing
My books are expressions of how to achieve authentic leadership through Alchemus Prime’s science-based Diamond model. After the launch of Food of Love, One Friend, and most recently, […]
Continue reading »Earth Champions: Book Launch
This post serves to launch my third book; my second anthology of poetry. Called Earth Champions, it documents the journeys of authentic leaders who seek to […]
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 »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 »Reinventing Academia
I’m a lifelong learner and student, and have spent about 24 years in school. My stint at Stanford consisted of seven years. The first two years I […]
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