You matter
Truly, your existence on Earth is as important and special as each star is in the galaxy.
Author: Sharon Eakes
Plan a getaway
Schedule downtime, playtime. And, periodically throughout each day, pause, relax, breathe until you feel calm wash over you. There is more to life than work.
Miscommunication Can Be Fun If You Stay Open
When we stay open, we can sort out miscommunications and have fun in the process.
A Heart At Peace
Who do I want to be? This is a choice we make in every moment, oftentimes being unaware that we have made a choice.
Laughing at Ourselves
Take a peek at Two Wise Women doing the tech part of their business. You’d giggle yourself silly at our antics on Google Drive, right along with us.
See the person and not the jerk
Who we are is who we are with others. Slow down and read that simple sentence again, because it is hard to swallow. Another way to say it is: We are who we are with others. Most leaders have a deep commitment to being kind and thoughtful. Yet it is easy for leaders to spend[…]
Help Things Go Right
Forge your leadership with purpose. Larry came into work quite late. He stopped by his supervisor’s office and apologized. His wife was so sick he was afraid to leave her and the baby alone. The supervisor looked him in the eye and said, quite forcefully, ”Go home. We’ll handle everything here.” All things change when[…]
Bring your love to work
The dictionary says the verb “love” is “to like or enjoy very much.” One of the outcomes of bringing love to work is that everyone is happier/more satisfied at work. Every single person at work wants to be seen and valued. Connections based on respect and caring create a culture of well-being. A new CEO[…]
Instigate Joy!
Here’s a great way to start 2021. Become the instigator of joy in other people’s lives. What? Wait a minute? How? Create little delights for other people. They can be simple, yet pack a wallop. A business client of ours began to make her husband’s lunches. It took very little time and effort. It made her[…]
Hearts are allowed in the working world
Two-year-old Lila announced, “Nobody’s at the door.” Then she said, “there is onebody, me.” Recently, we have been taken with the spontaneous language and playfulness of children. Now you may be thinking that this story sounds like sweetness and light, that we’re talking only about a child. What if we, as adults, were more lighthearted?[…]