2 Reasons to Stop Waiting to Reach out to Those You Care About
So often we want to wait until “later” to reach out to loved ones, because we are too busy right now. We think thoughts along […]
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Life’s Principles in Biomimicry 3: Being Locally Attuned and Responsive Part III
Previously, we shared two of the strategies of this life’s principle: leveraging cyclical processes and using readily available materials and energy. In this post, we […]
Continue reading »3 Tips about Self-Care, Self-Respect, and Reciprocity
I’ve been reflecting lately on how we should deal with friends who no longer have time for us. Do you notice yourself reaching out, while […]
Continue reading »9 Reasons We are More Alike than Different
As I reflect on a few recent activities, including reading a book about human civilization and watching a show about festivals, I am inspired to […]
Continue reading »7 Signs of Child Abuse in Adult Relationships
I can’t help but detect patterns of behavior that stem from trauma. My own history of learning behavioral sciences, and being a survivor of child […]
Continue reading »5 Things to Remember about Love, Life and Death
Recently I watched a movie called Two Hearts on Netflix. I won’t give away details because I highly recommend watching it for yourself, but I […]
Continue reading »3 Lessons For Teams from Brain Coral: Biomimicry in Action
Recently Dr. Margaret and I visited the Fiji museum, and learned a lot about Fiji’s multi-ethnic history via artifacts. I was fascinated to learn about […]
Continue reading »3 Reasons Women are Disempowered and 5 Steps to Change It
Recently, I gave a talk at an event organized by the local chapter of the Women’s Federation for World Peace. My talk was entitled: “3 […]
Continue reading »Analyzing Bridgerton Part 3: Masculine Energy Overdrive
In two previous posts about Bridgerton, I analyzed trauma patterns in the male protagonists, and looked at the feisty feminist characters. In this post, I […]
Continue reading »New Rules of Leadership Part 2
Last week we discussed 6 components of the new rules of leadership by Keith Ferrazzi, together with 3 misconceptions, practices of new leadership, and aspects of […]
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