Archive for the Authenticity

Do you have nice things but little time to enjoy them? I think this dilemma will be the demise of “being civilized.” Do you even have time to read this post?

Most women like the results of having power but don’t like to admit they have it. Pattie Sellers from Fortune Magazine redefines power so women can embrace it.

Most people who like control have used this pattern both successfully and excessively. Do you know when you cross the line and your demands become freakish?

There is a thread that weaves together your triumphs and accomplishments. Identify this thread and you will discover the life force that feeds your success.

Here’s how you can recognize what disgusts you to both increase connection and your own peace of mind.

In a moment of darkness, I learned a lesson that taught me who I am and what I can accomplish in this life. Do this exercise so you can claim yourself, too.

Is there a need to define female leadership distinct from male leadership? Read the winning entries from the contest defining what a female leader looks like.

Is your goal just a number or is it the impact you make, or both? Here is a story to help you discover the truth about why you work so hard.

I had the opportunity to sit at the feet Don Miguel Ruiz and his son, don Jose. I have pages of notes that I feel I can review over and over as I work to see the world from their eyes. Here are a few of the moments of truth they shared with us.

The Musical Instruments Museum is the world’s first museum to display instruments from around the world with video clips at each station showing locals playing their music. There is a rich diversity of sound. Yet the museum brings all cultures together as you experience something common to us all–people sharing their stories, their passions and their expression of life through music. I learned a few valuable lessons from my tour of the museum.