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Mindfulness and mindfulness meditation have hit the mainstream.
If you’re a parent, aunt, uncle, or anyone else who spends any length of time with children, you’ve probably heard it too many times: “Let it go.”
The first article in this series on mindfulness training explored the research demonstrating its benefits in the workplace. But how can learning leaders develop mindfulness training programs in order to achieve those benefits? Here are some tips.
Mindfulness, previously a spiritual practice and form of therapy, has flooded corporate America.
The 41st annual Banished Words List is out, and it doesn't include my nomination. I nominate the other four lettered F-word: fear. Why? Because fear is so corrosive and yet invisible.
In the training industry, most of us have spent time studying the development of thought around effective leadership. I think it’s safe to say that every school of thought has its genesis in the business dynamics of its day.
Executives derive many benefits from working with a professional coach and one of the most valuable, yet subtle benefit is forcing them to pause and reflect on their business and themselves.