The Difference Between Being Nice and Being Kind
The art of Masterful Communication and the difference between nice and kind.
Tag Archives: not business as usual
HO’OPONOPONO
It was during that course that I learned a fantastic technique for forgiveness. Forgiveness is an underrated characteristic we humans could learn to cultivate much more. It has nothing to do with religion or self-sacrificing beliefs. It has everything to do with making peace, finding closure, or removing the bones of contention we needlessly hold […]
How to Elevate Your Approach: Ethical Selling
This episode covers some of the more ethical ways of selling in the do good, be better, eco friendly space.
Maybe It’s Maybelline
If you are of a certain age, you’ll remember the commercial ditty, “Maybe it’s Maybelline.” The whole point was, if you met a womena who looked mighty fine, maybe it really had something to do with her makeup. (Sexist and demeaning? Yes. And so NOT today’s topic) I was reminded of that ditty the other […]
Masterful Communication: The Crucial Element
Host Charlene Norman discusses the pivotal role of communication within the climate change makers community.
Selling One’s Self
I was writing an episode for the 5Cs podcast when I realized it contains some nuggets that pertain to everyday life. Here are some very abridged thoughts for you to ponder. No doubt you’ve heard at least once in your life that you need to sell yourself first before you accomplish anything, sell an idea, […]
Rethinking Business Practices for a Better Future
The final episode in the deep dive into Degrowth.
What Kind of Leadership?
Warning. This opinion piece is a rant. Brene Brown is wrong to advocate her brand of vulnerability for senior organizational leaders. In the eyes of their team, customers, and shareholders, following this woman’s ideas sets every senior leader up for failure. Vulnerability means ‘the quality or state of being exposed to the possibility […]
The Degrowth Dilemma: Unraveling the Paradox of Prosperity and Sustainability
Part Two of the deep dive into the concept of Degrowth
The Case for DeGrowth
Like so many of us, my career and work-for-someone-else life could be summed up in one word: MORE. More education, training, money, promotions, profit accumulation, ROI, and wealth. Everything you and I learned, trained for and practiced had the word MORE in front of it. So, when I began exploring environmental sustainability and climate action, […]