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Articles about grandparents and grandchildren
Enlightened Capitalist Press Release
Taking businesses and their leaders to greater heightsVANCOUVER, British Columbia and DENVER, Dec.13, 2016 /CNW/ — Company executives and entrepreneurs looking to take their organizations to a higher-performing, community-focused, and socially-responsible level have a new, comprehensive consulting resource to explore, Enlightened Capitalist. Founded by Carol Wain, an award-winning business transformation consultant, entrepreneur, author, and leadership mentor, […]
Use The Mapping Technique TRIPIS
Using the mapping technique TRIPIS to deliver extraordinary experiences – WHY? Mapping is one of the essential ways you can use – as an entrepreneur – to gain awareness of your organization of extraordinary experiences with your customers (and employees). Are you ready, able and willing to evolve the delivery of your products and services – to deliver extraordinary experiences? Through […]
Time Start Legacy Project with Grandchildren
Why Now Is a Great Time to Start a Legacy Project With Your Grandchild Grandparent-Grandchildren Relationship In this relationship between grandparents and grandchildren stories and challenges unfold that bring meaning to both. Sometimes the meaning is immediate, sometimes later, and certainly upon passing of one or the other. The grandparent-grandchildren link invites connection and caring. The […]
Mission and Values, and Vision
Organization(al) Mission and Values, and Vision, Goals and Objectives … One of the frequent conversations I have with managers and leaders focuses on the use of the organization(al) terms mission and values, and vision, goals and objectives. It seems – even after all these years with the training, instructing, coaching and instructing – there is still confusion about what […]
The Giving Tree Tribute
The Giving Tree: A story about a tree that highlights giving … truly it’s a Tree Legacy Story Shel Silverstein wrote The Giving Tree (1964). Great book for grandparents and grandchildren … worth a read and a listen. Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/The-Giving-Tree-Shel-Silverstein/dp/0060256656 A reading of the Giving Tree via You Tube: https://youtu.be/1TZCP6OqRlE Read an interpretation of The Giving […]
Workplace Issues as Questions to Create the Well-Living Workplace
5 Workplace Issues, Their Associated Questions Helpful in Creating the Well-Living Workplace (Clarity) Workplace issues are a matter of confusion or conflict, frustration or upset, appreciation or gratitude, celebration or expansion – you put forward in the form of questions. Why in the form of questions? To diffuse the attendant emotion! Identifying workplace issues (asking questions) within […]
Invigorate Your Life and Leadership Legacy
Life and Leadership Legacy: 28 Practical Ways to Invigorate Your Legacy Contributions With a Smile Leadership Legacy is about the union of today’s outcomes from yesterday’s decisions with how you want to live today and be remembered tomorrow. Leadership Legacy is about your influence, the story thread you share. It’s about how others experience you living your leadership legacy. As […]
Life Legacy: A Core Focal Point for Your Next Fifty
It’s about your Life Legacy Grandparent Decisions … You’re entering or find yourself in your Next Fifty (Second Fifty, Second Act, Third Act). You’re not ready for the view from the porch. You have some things to do, places to be, emotions to feel, stories to share. You have items on your To Be List […]
21 Life Legacy Lessons from the Alchemist
In celebration of Paulo Coelho’s book The Alchemist, I wrote these 21 life legacy insights for your consideration. Luck and coincidence are essential elements of a universal language that envelopes all human languages … allow yourself to experience it. There is a language of inspiration, gratefulness and enthusiasm, guided by love and purpose. Transition because of […]
Life Legacy, Leadership Legacy, Question
Start Somewhere! When IT Comes to Your Life Legacy and Leadership Legacy You’ve heard the chicken and egg question many times, in many settings. So in one way, it makes sense to you. The paradox it suggests is timely and relevant, no matter where it’s spoken. In this casein’s about life legacy and leadership legacy. The question is: […]