What’s Your Passion? Lessons from a Roman Cheesemaker (Part Two)
We arrived at 7:30 am, as planned, and things were just getting started. We found Deborah and she walked us down the hill to the big barn where the cows…
What’s Your Passion? Lessons from a Roman Cheesemaker (Part One)
Deborah raced the tiny truck down the hair-pinned, rocky switchbacks with total confidence and passion. We’re on a mountainside that’s heavily treed and it’s raining. Deborah, our young, cute, tattooed…
Linking Our Thinking: How Shifting Our Thoughts Connects Us with Others
On our hut-to-hut trip through the Dolomites of Italy, Reka and I befriended a couple from Scotland. Jasmine is a teacher and her husband, Ioan, is a professor. Ioan is…
History: Why Uncovering Your Company’s Past Helps You Stay on Course
Socialism versus capitalism…don’t like it? You’re a fascist. On our recent sabbatical to northern Italy, Reka and I began finding the crowds and heat unbearable, so we chose to head…
Inclusion: How Engaging with the Unengaged Elevates Your Success
While resting at a beautiful hut perched high in the Dolomite Mountains, Reka and I shared a table with an older Italian couple that spoke no English and a German…
Your Tribe and Your Vibe: How Finding a Common Language Strengthens Both
As I mentioned in the last blog, our recent trip to northern Italy was incredible. Along the 90-mile hike, we noticed the diverse cross-section of people of all ages, sexes,…
Clarity in the Dolomites: Tribes, Discussions, and Disagreements
My wife, Reka, and I just completed a 90-mile hiking/climbing trip through the Dolomite Mountains in northern Italy. This trip through extremely jagged peaks was nothing short of amazing! Throughout…
The Tribulations of Travel: Whatever Happened to Customer Service? (Part 2)
I love to travel. Last week, I discussed how I’ve reframed my thinking when traveling. Because of a hip and knee replacement, I’m obligated to have much more patience with…
The Tribulations of Travel: Whatever Happened to Customer Service? (Part 1)
My wife, Reka, and I are extremely fortunate to be living the lives we do. We’ve established travel as one of our top priorities and we wholeheartedly embrace it. So,…
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You Need a Clarity Break
Clarity breaks give your brain the space, and time, to work on higher-level concerns. Our subconscious mind is an unbelievably powerful, fantastic tool, but we don’t really understand and utilize…
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