Harry’s documentary just won an Emmy award!! Harry Turner flew to the Peruvian Amazon to commit suicide but something happened while he was there that would change his life and future. Documented in the film Wild Cat, now streaming on Amazon Prime, Harry’s experience with war, death, and school led him to discover and reconnect to himself. He had help in the form of two wild cats — orphaned baby ocelots. His experience and responsibility of being parenting and rewilding the two orphans mimics the experience of any parent. Like any parent, being emotionally and physically healthy is a prerequisite for being functional while dealing with jungle conditions. Assessing risks takes on a different flavor rooted in fearless living in the jungle.

One HR Professional’s Journey and Return to Herself Liliya Sayvch is an HR professional who fled Ukraine but then returned to her homeland. Overcoming her fear, she embarked on a true leader’s journey: Being true to herself and anchoring her security from her inner world. We spoke after she’d spent…

Whether you are grieving or processing a traumatic experience, the ability to adapt your thinking and process the emotions determines success or failure. Steve Magness writes in Do Hard Things: Why we get resilience wrong and the surprising science of real toughness “The best performers [athletic and otherwise] tend to…

Following your passion is an intuitive way of discovering your path and purpose This is a continuation of a conversation with Andras Vicsek, OrgMapper, and Maven along with other thoughts and conversations. “What I love about my dad’s research is that basically everything he was interested in when he was a child, is now funded by research brands. …

Adapting organizations and leadership consciousness to match today’s reality — In this multi-part series which will culminate in an ebook (or book), we are exploring the tools, and leadership opportunity that accompanies a biological understanding of organizations. …

If you want to be effective, pay attention to detail. As a designer, Jessica Bantom pays attention to details. Details matter particularly when it comes to connecting to different identities and how customers see themselves. Her newly released book, Design for Identity, aims at influencing design decisions that either bring…

In a period where quiet quitting is a silent indictment of workplaces that have not adapted, two people have pulled together a platform to match companies using a distributed governance model and approach. …

Season 6, Ep. 96 of the Inspirational Insights Podcast on Spotify and on all the usual players Healthcare services in many nations are under pressure to adapt their design to meet the challenges in today’s world. Two exemplary leaders in this challenging field, Margaret Stone and JP Swaine of the…

As corporations grapple with the changes possible in the midst of an economic crisis, thoughts attributed to Einstein offer food for thought. Whether they are or are not Einstein’s words, the words are relevant to the opportunity offered by life’s interruptions. Let’s not pretend that things will change if we…