Compassion, at its core, is a distinctly human act. Does that mean that organizations cannot be compassionate?
Compassionate Leadership: Why Intention Matters
Book Review: The Power Paradox – How We Gain and Lose Influence
The same attributes that lead to gaining power are attributes that are undermined once one has achieved a position of power. Dacher Keltner, in The Power Paradox, shows us the origins of power, how it is part of all our everyday transactions and can consistently be a positive thing, how power can be abused and lost, and the costs of subjecting others to conditions that create powerlessness.
Leading with Love
Curiosity: A Core Competency of a Compassionate Leader
Epidemiology of Compassion and Love Part 2
The Epidemiology of Compassion and Love
Welcome to The Decade of Compassion
Language Matters: Family Holiday Version
The holidays can bring out the best and the unintended worst in many of us. Try showing up with good intentions, stay grounded, and pay attention to your language. Although the challenges might reach back through generations, and have felt impossible to overcome in the past, you might just discover that you feel more at ease with a positive language and mindset.
