A story of our times A Trek from Afghanistan Last week, I had a heart blowing conversation with Zahra Nazar and Andy Bass about her family’s escape from Afghanistan. All I can say is that if we had millions of caring souls like Zahra and Andy, our world would be so much healthier and…

Our future is human and is up to the choices we make Digital transformation does not have to be a buzzword. It is not a simple transition to make. …

Isn’t it our time to author healthy stories? The Root of the Glass Ceiling Isn’t it interesting that the glass ceiling is invisible and refers to a barrier to advancement that women face at the top levels of the workplace? …

Are you ready to have your give and take meet each other? I am very excited to share with you a new way for book lovers to connect and have conversations. …

Dedicated to anyone grieving Natural cycles teach us everything there is to know about life and death. …

Are you a potential donor who can save a life? Defying the Odds When Tim McDonald, a Tampa area resident, was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer with metastasis to his liver in November of 2020, he was told that his life expectancy would be three years. …

Through a book endorsement by Stephen Covey and work with clients, Stewart Levine shares his story of becoming a Resolutionary Stewart Levine’s calling began at a young age. Instinctively and almost constantly, he acted as a natural buffer between his mother and father, friends and in group activities. …

When building sustainable organizations, we don’t just sell a product or service, we invite people to join us because we’re in it together: the customers, the employees, the partners and communities. …

When Life Feels Like A Circus, Maybe We Have Too Many Clowns Around Us? Many of us learned from an early age to seek validation externally and it usually requires constant feeding. Would life look different when we no longer need to be validated unless we were a parking ticket at a circus? When we value ourselves, our relationships become healthier because our expectations…