My 1000 Small Steps

One Step

“Do things that make you happy!” That’s the recommendation of David Rock in a recent webinar titled “Coronavirus: What Science Says Leaders Should Do.” Rock is the co-founder and CEO of the NeuroLeadership Institute whose goal is to use science to make organizations more human. https://neuroleadership.com/ The guiding hypothesis of the NeuroLeadership Institute is…

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Five Big Steps

Inspired by Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn’s newest book, Tightrope, I step boldly away from proposing small steps this month. Instead, I share five big steps they suggest to regain America. High-quality early childhood programs Kristof and WuDunn believe this may be the single best thing we could do in the United States to…

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Tightrope

Tightrope, the title of the newest book by Pulitzer Prize-winning authors Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn, is the metaphor describing the life of America’s working class for whom one misstep is frequently a catastrophe. “Stagnant wages, weak education, bad decisions and a lack of healthcare force millions of Americans into a precarious…

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Three Minutes a Day

On this fourth anniversary of launching My 1000 Small Steps journey, I share the perspective of Richard Davidson, the Founder of the Center for Healthy Minds based at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. Davidson’s work has demonstrated the neuroplasticity of the human brain – a cause for hope. The goal of My…

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How Do We Want to Live?

Throughout this year I have continued to find inspiration and solace in the On Being podcast by Krista Tippett. This podcast (www.OnBeing.org) explores what it means to be human. It asks: How do we want to live? Who will we be to each other? The On Being podcast has inspired me to…

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“I wonder if…”

At the beginning of November I attended the International ADHD Conference in Philadelphia. The keynote address by Ross W. Greene, PhD inspired this month’s post. Titled “Collaborative & Proactive Solutions: Moving from Power and Control to Collaboration and Problem Solving,” Greene’s keynote introduced the CPS (Collaborative and Proactive Solutions) model that has transformed…

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