Archive for the 'Oneness' Category

New Spirit@Work® Cards

Saturday, May 14th, 2011

For some time corporations, individuals, coaches and consultants have been using our Spirit@Work® Cards with great success to help achieve breakthroughs in Leadership Development and to build inspiring teams, and organizations. They are used to start meetings, break deadlocks in teams, facilitate discussion, enrich and guide coaching relationships,†introduce spirit and values into conversations, and add [...]

Reinventing the Performance Review Process

Monday, March 14th, 2011

I have argued for years that Performance Appraisals†are at best a subjective and intimidating process, and at worst a demoralizing drain on profits and productivity. This is often considered heresy by some OD and HR professionals. So, to underline the validity of my claim, when I deliver a keynote speech, I†sometimes prove my point by [...]

The MAP: Finding the Magic and Meaning in the Story of Your Life

Monday, January 24th, 2011

I have known Colette Baron Reid for more than 20 years and in that time I have seen her grow into a formidable leader in the human potential movement.† She has an amazing gift of perception and she is an outstanding coach. Today, she launches her new book The MAP: Finding the Magic and Meaning [...]

The Call for a New Currency

Wednesday, January 5th, 2011

My friend Laura Berman Fortgang is releasing her new book, “The Prosperity Plan”, today, and I have invited her to contribute a guest blog.† I hope you enjoy it and I encourage you to buy her book – it is terrific. Order today and enter your receipt number at http://www.theprosperityplan.net/promo/ and you will gain access [...]

Working for the Common Good

Sunday, December 19th, 2010

In 1955, Charlie Wilson, then Chairman of General Motors, coined the famous phrase, “What is good for General Motors is good for America”. How things have changed. Today, this phrase has a certain cringe-inducing feeling about it and, in a way, its poor fit for a post-Great-Recession world represents both what we have lost,†and what [...]