Life rarely goes as planned, and transitions can feel overwhelming, leaving you stuck in place. But what if you could design your way through change instead of just reacting to it?
When life knocks us down, we often feel lost. Yet, if we approach change with intention, we can harness disruption to create new possibilities.
Read MoreTransitional intelligence means understanding and embracing our "what's next" as a source of curiosity, wonder, and awe, relying on core strengths and inner values as a compass north and a growth mindset to learn new skills. Change is inevitable and Transition is a skill that can be mastered by anyone if they do the work.
Read More“Liars don’t heal.” — Caroline Myss
The harsh truth? Your mindset is either holding you back or helping you grow. Change, loss, and disruption often hit us like a tsunami. No one is immune to it. Life happens. Don’t let fear hold you back. Life’s unfairness is a call to become fearless. Read more and discover how to navigate your own transition with purpose and resilience.
After graduate school as I began my career in the HR world, I was continuously involved in culture change initiatives. I noticed that resistance was the natural order of things for most employees, and communication from the top rarely survived intact as it cascaded down through the ranks. I wanted to help make it better.
Read MoreOne of the largest impact areas in my career came about rather unexpectedly. You see, I barely made it through my math and science courses in high school — clearly STEM work was not my unique talent; so when I was asked to work with a team of some of the most brilliantly sourced STEM Employees in the world, I was intimidated, to say the least.
Read MoreJohn Dewey, American Philosopher believed that the modern mind, since Descartes, has been caught up in a hopeless “quest for certainty” that is hopeless, simply because certainty does not exist in the world.
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