I just don’t want to make the same mistake again.” Those were the words coming through the phone from my good friend and client of many years.

Using mindfulness and meditation as a leadership practice.

Have you ever heard feedback like this? “Everyone loves your work, and appreciates your contributions, but they see a dark side.

The holiday season is here, and you are looking forward to time with the friends and family, as well as some well-deserved rest and relaxation.

Every day we face a myriad of choices. Some are routine; others have life-altering impacts. My father, who recently passed away after 91 rich, vibrant years, faced such a choice five years ago.

Leadership comes naturally to few people. For the rest of us, effective leadership is a skill we acquire through training, trial and error, and experience.

Think about success. How do you define success? What does it mean to you? Each person has a unique definition, guided by his or her purpose and values.