It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.

Ten years ago, my husband and I joined Dr. Jeff Salz, a cultural anthropologist, to explore the northwest quadrant of the Indian Himalayas.

My previous post began with the destruction of La Casa de Maria and the Center for Spiritual Renewal.

This past January would have marked the 21st year to go La Casa de Maria and The Center for Spiritual Renewal

I recently found this article which I wrote eight years ago. It struck me that the insights are timeless. Enjoy!

Resiliency is not a one-time skill to be pulled out in times of crisis.

If you are like the majority of humans (myself included), you might have looked at the answers you wrote...

It happens all the time: A full-page ad is placed in a major monthly publication.

The U.N.’s annual World Happiness Report ranks the happiest people in the world: Finns, Norwegians, and then Danes.

Just finished Daniel Pink’s newest book, WHEN: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing.

To be sustainable and resilient as an individual or an organization, customers need to know what you stand for. In short—what is your brand?

The good news about technology is that teams can be spread throughout the world, offering a rich background for global enterprises.

In a war for talent, employee experience has risen as THE critical issue for this year. But make no mistake.

Heavy clouds moved across the sky, blocking out Catalina Island that looms some 26 miles west of my California shore.

It wasn’t until I got my first pair of glasses in sixth grade that I realized signs had readable letters, leaves weren’t blurry green...

The front cover of FORTUNE February 2018 blared this headline: “You’re Hired. Companies are fighting for Talent”.

Those of you who follow my work know that I believe a resilient, sustainable organization needs to create a culture for achievement, growth.

All eyes were glued to their smartphone.All looked so serious. It felt creepy. Dystopian.

Rolling over into another year, I found myself making the usual intentions and goals for my professional and personal life.

From raging forest fires that claimed 44 lives and 10,000 homes so far in Northern California, to the hurricane floods...