One of the people that really have inspired me in terms of organizational learning is Peter Senge. He became known with his book the The Fifth Discipline, published in 1992. Here he lays the foundation for the notion of organizational learning.
Are you ready to make a personal transformation? A friend of mine seems to be in a rabbit hole. He suffers, he is afraid, he doesn’t know what’s next. I told him, “right now you are in the process of personal transformation.” It might not sound like what you want to hear when you are…
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How often are you confused? I am a university professor, and I find that my students are often confused. I remind them that it’s part of the learning process. When you learn new material or try to understand new thoughts and ideas, it’s natural to feel confused. It just means that you are processing new…
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How often do you express these words? I am a big fan of Cafe Gratitude, a Raw Food restaurant. I remember the first time I visited Cafe Gratitude. The first thing I noticed was that some of the dishes (named things like I am wonderful!, I am loved! and I am grateful!) took some courage…
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I recently spoke with a friend who is working through the grieving process after unexpectedly losing a loved one. Within her eyes I expected to see hurt, sadness, or pain. I even thought that I might see numbness on her face – as many who face the grieving process tend to shut down for a…
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