Courage Blog

Last week, I blogged about the situation at work Bruce faced. This workplace example may reveal the script that Bruce is a courageous underling working for the non-courageous wimps. He continues, “Office politics often trumps my hand if all I have...

Courage will mean different things to people based on their level of courage development, such as taking a risk to admit a mistake or to admit a bad staff hire. Each employee, whether boss or subordinate, brings his/her definition of courage to work and...

If courage has eluded you in the past, now is the time to step up and make your daily job performance a profile in courage that reveals your heart and spirit, such as confronting issues when your job is at stake, being vulnerable to admit a mistake and...

WASHINGTON – A plan to let people as young as 55 buy into Medicare, heralded as a breakthrough in the Senate's health care debate, ran into resistance Sunday from lawmakers who can make or break Democrats' efforts to reshape the nation's...

Every day is a day to be grateful. Are you too busy? Eckhart Tolle, from A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life’s Purpose , admonishes us to ask this question often: “‘What can I give here; how can I be of service to this person, this situation...

WE ALL SEEM to feel the shifts of uncertainty that are occurring at multiple levels in our lives including our spirit. Acknowledging these feelings about how we live our lives will hopefully open up an opportunity to stop and reflect about our behavior...

Last week I shared a profound statement: Learning the Enneagram changed my life (which is why I became certified ten years ago)! If you are compelled to learn more about the insights of the Enneagram as tool to use at work, you will discover which one...