Relationship before Task: Pacific Approach or Biomimicry?
Recently, I facilitated a workshop for a team over several days. I used some biomimicry principles to inspire the team to think differently about team […]
Continue reading »Recently, I facilitated a workshop for a team over several days. I used some biomimicry principles to inspire the team to think differently about team […]
Continue reading »I was curious to ask my female colleagues about their self-care attitudes and practices, so I polled them. The respondents all identified as female. My […]
Continue reading »I watched the Dharma release on Netflix, Mr. and Mrs. Mahi, the other day. It is, on the surface, about a couple that shares an […]
Continue reading »After my work to support the inaugural team of Women’s Fund Fiji with their localization and team dynamics, I began working with another small team. […]
Continue reading »It is amazing to me to realize how much there is to learn from Nature, through biomimicry’s life’s principles. In this post we’re looking at […]
Continue reading »After defining biomimicry and Nature in the last post, we now look at some of biomimicry’s life’s principles. But first, what is a life’s principle? […]
Continue reading »I recently watched the movie Mission Raniganj: The Great Bharat Rescue, starring Akshay Kumar who plays Jaswant Singh Gill. Spoiler alerts begin here. Gill is […]
Continue reading »I coach leaders around the world, facilitate workshops for teams, teach courses based on my books, and consult on a variety of projects for feminists, […]
Continue reading »In Part I of this two-part series, I shared some principles from Daniel Quinn, from his book My Ishmael, about human history, and how agriculture, […]
Continue reading »I picked up the book, Ishmael by Daniel Quinn innocently at a used book sale a few months ago. After reading it, I ordered the […]
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