2020 Reflections – On creativity
Adam Grant is one of my favourite organizational psychology authors. He is a professor in the Wharton Business School at the University of Pennsylvania and has been making his mark […]
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2020 Resources – New learning and development opportunities
1) Leadership Mind with Caitlin Frost Leadership 2020 core faculty member Caitlin Frost is launching Leadership Mind a new practice based, 10-month immersion in the transformative practice of The Work […]
2020 Resources – Five Ways to Boost Your Resilience at Work
Five Ways to Boost Your Resilience at Work by Rich Fernandez There is a burgeoning phenomenon of ‘quick fix’ articles and books that promise nirvana with lists of the “5 […]
2020 Resources – Chief Dr. Robert Joseph: My Vision for Canada
Presentation to Pathways for Reconciliation Conference, June 2016 I strongly urge you to listen to this extraordinary presentation by one of the great leaders of this time in history. Let’s […]
Leadership Spotlight: Deb Knopp and organizational wellness
Deb Knopp is the HR Coordinator for Pacific Community Resources Society (PCRS). She is one of the many Leadership 2020 participants that have applied the program’s teachings to the day-to-day work at […]
2020 Resources – Reflections on mindfulness
I went on my first 10-day silent meditation retreat 34 years ago. Back then, I didn’t dare tell anyone at work that I was meditating. Even telling friends and family […]
2020 Resources – TED talks on the benefits of sleep
Every time I read an article on the importance of sleep and the negative cumulative impact of insufficient sleep, I cringe. For decades, I was one of those people that […]
2020 Resources – Thinking about wellness
In Leadership 2020, we offer a simple framework for assessing our wellness practices, adapted from the First Nation’s Healthy Authority’s perspective on wellness and wholism. A visual of this is offered […]
2020 Resources – What Makes a Good Life?
Recommended TED talk: Lessons from the Longest Study on Human Happiness by Robert Waldinger Robert Waldinger, a professor at Harvard Medical School is the Director of a study that has […]
Positive Teams are More Productive
Positive Teams are More Productive, by Emma Seppala (Harvard Business Review, March 2015) One of the first things to note about this very short article is that is written by […]