Every presentation worth doing has just one purpose
I love this 'call to meaning' from Seth's latest post. It's about being 'mindful' with the work we do. I could just as easily insert 'email' or 'proposal' for 'presentation'. How are we making change happen on a daily basis? As leaders, how are we focusing efforts? Inspiring? Teaching? Growing? Are we 'going through the motion' and choosing the expected path versus the right one? How much time do we spend saying 'yes' to every distraction or request versus focusing on what's right for the health of our organization? What would we do differently if we woke up every morning believing 'Change happens with me today'. How would that prioritize your actions?
Read MoreWork can be a stressful place, and with companies trying to keep an eye on the bottom line while simultaneously improving productivity, many workers may find themselves with more responsibilities than ever before. While there is no way to totally eliminate stress from the workplace, some companies are doing what they can to help employees relax, and many, like those that we feature here, are doing that through on-site meditation.
Read MoreBranding – or rebranding for that matter – Is a chance to consolidate your company’s story into a tasty little package for potential customers. And while most companies start with the who we are, what we do and how we do it approach – most forget the most fundamental rule of communications, which is that they prioritize what the company wants to say over what consumers want to hear (thanks to Charlie Brown's teacher for the visual).
Read More[ #1 Do it for the right reasons.]
[ #2 Resist the temptation of fast and cheap.]
[ #3 Know when to say “NO”. ]
[ #4 Don’t waste all your energy on the vocal 2%. ]
[ #5 Build upon your strengths before strengthening your weaknesses. ]
[ #6 Persistence pays. And so does good instincts. ]
[ #7 Build a compelling culture, the business will follow
[ #8 Humility is your best friend. ]
Read MoreAn extremely personal and compelling story from a leading medical tech specialist suggesting bold ideas to reinvent the health care system – starting with taking our health into our own hands and migrating towards a ‘personal health network’ model of care.
According to Eric Dishman, with 80% of medical errors being communications and coordination issues amongst medical team members, we need to go ‘”beyond the paradigm of isolated specialists doing ‘parts’ care to multi-disciplinary teams doing ‘person’ care.”
Read MoreIt is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbled, or where the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who errs and comes short again and again, who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, and spends himself in a worthy cause, who at best knows achievement and who at the worst if he fails at least fails while daring greatly so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who know neither victory nor defeat.
Read MoreThis was written before Root Whole Body opened its doors and serves as a manifest to why we're here...
I am a healthy,
whole, beautiful
being.
But sometimes I forget
that.
When I get in a rut and
don’t workout for awhile;
when I put my kids’ needs
before my own;
when work gets the best
of me;
when I forget to stop,
just stop, and breathe;
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