Chris Thomson’s three-part series on Intelligent Simplicity Herein is #3 of 3: Being Natural #1 of 3 Link – Better or Worse #2 of 3 Link – Less is Better Note to the reader: This is the third in a three-part series on intelligent simplicity. In this part, I share insights and stories, and offer To Do lists […]
Chris Thomson’s three-part series on Intelligent Simplicity Herein is #2 of 3: Less Is Better #1 of 3 Link Note to the reader: This is the second in a three-part series on intelligent simplicity. In this part, I share insights and stories, and offer To Do lists about Less Is Better! Part Two: Less Is Better We sometimes hear […]
Mentoring Wisdom is about 4 mentors who helped shape my practice of mentoring and competence as a mentor. They each gave me the gift of mentoring through the presence of mentorship. Mentoring Wisdom of Four Mentors and the Actions I Took (Words Really Matter) Life decisions are made from the choices available. To have appropriate choices requires […]
Tree Stories Appreciation emphasizes the need to reframe conversations with children about nature, trees, and the ecosystems. It’s easy to slip into conversations about the problems facing humanity (people and persons) and the environment (nature – trees – ecosystems) … However, there are many appreciative aspects of humanity and environment to share as well. And, sometimes sharing the […]
Facilitating wellness conversations is supporting your wellthy decision making by identifying and dealing with what hinders and helps you about your health and wellness … and then, committing to doing more of what helps while rectifying what hinders. Each day you dynamically balance what hinders and helps you evolve your legacy, life, and leadership. Facilitating conversations about health […]
Chris Thomson’s three-part series on Intelligent Simplicity #1 of 3: Better or Worse Note to the reader: This is the first in a three-part series on intelligent simplicity. In this part I set the stage, and make the case that, on balance, things are getting worse. As we shall see, the reasons for this run deep. If […]
Lean and Mentoring is a post from Doug Lawrence. One of many articles that will appear in the WELLth Blog.Doug serves as Director of Education and Co-Founder of the International Mentoring Network. LEAN and MENTORINGImagine an organization that has implemented Lean and a mentoring culture. I recently read a commentary in the Leader Post which was […]
Workplace Hacks is about 17 suggested activities – work arounds, work throughs, work froms – ways forward –> for co-creating the well-living workplace. The source of inspiration are the eBooks in the Creating the Well-Living Workplace series: 17 Workplace Hacks A workplace hack is a work around – a way forward – a work through – a work […]
Tree Stories Grandparent Involvement is an open letter – more so, a challenge to grandparents to find ways to encourage – engage – evolve your grandchildren’s involvement in nature – in the outdoors. And in what you do, let’s connect so we can share your stories and activities with others – I’m collecting both with acknowledgement […]
Natural Educator – Mentor includes an Executive Summary from University Students’ – Class Project re gender research mentor – focus: gender-based mentoring. This project was for partial credit for a graduate-level university course. Clarification: The research process and text below does not adhere to strict academic protocol nor does this summary include references. However, should you […]