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Leadership from the Arena Interview
I’m excited to share a conversation I had recently with Austin Holifield for his podcast Leadership From the Arena. His insightful questions helped me tell my story about how poetry, conflict engagement, storytelling and coaching can inspire courageous and authentic leaders to emerge. https://www.audible.com/pd/Leadership-From-The-Arena-Podcast/B08K57N8YJ You can also find the podcast app on iTunes and Spotify. …
Five tips for working with bully-behaviors
When I was a kid, I hated seeing other kids bullied. I’d run at the bully with my arms outstretched or head lowered ram-like to shove the bully away from his target. Then I’d run away as fast as possible to avoid revenge. As I’ve matured and gained experience as a mediator and conflict engagement …
The Making of a Mediator
There are three common questions I am asked when people find out I am a mediator. “Are you a lawyer?” No. “Are you a psychologist?” No. “Well, what is your background?” by which I believe they are politely wondering, ‘What makes you qualified to get in the middle of people’s problems?’ Law and psychology are …
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Leading Through Change
Leadership from the Arena Interview
I’m excited to share a conversation I had recently with Austin Holifield for his podcast Leadership From the Arena. His insightful questions helped me tell my story about how poetry, conflict engagement, storytelling and coaching can inspire courageous and authentic leaders to emerge. https://www.audible.com/pd/Leadership-From-The-Arena-Podcast/B08K57N8YJ You can also find the podcast app on iTunes and Spotify. …
Five tips for working with bully-behaviors
When I was a kid, I hated seeing other kids bullied. I’d run at the bully with my arms outstretched or head lowered ram-like to shove the bully away from his target. Then I’d run away as fast as possible to avoid revenge. As I’ve matured and gained experience as a mediator and conflict engagement …
The Making of a Mediator
There are three common questions I am asked when people find out I am a mediator. “Are you a lawyer?” No. “Are you a psychologist?” No. “Well, what is your background?” by which I believe they are politely wondering, ‘What makes you qualified to get in the middle of people’s problems?’ Law and psychology are …