In my blog, I write on a variety of topics, but mostly around leadership coaching, conflict resolution and embodiment topics.
I may discuss conferences I attend, trainings I perform, podcasts I’m interviewed on, and books I’m reading.
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In late February, Frank Sander, Harvard Law School professor and founding voice of modern legal Alternative Dispute Resolution died at age 90. I had the pleasure
Congratulations to my alma mater! Proud to be a graduate and adjunct faculty for this program! From the S-CAR website: “The School for Conflict Analysis
Thank you the ADR Steering Committee of the State Bar of New Mexico for inviting me to present at their 2017 ADR Institute! Along with
What did we miss? How did this happen? Join me as we discuss how our moral foundations influence our outlook on politics and conflict. We
Are you a worker taking on short projects or “gigs?” Many temporary employees and independent consultants work in a Gig Economy. As the gig economy grows
Are you a worker taking on short projects or “gigs?” Many temporary employees and independent consultants work in a Gig Economy. As the gig economy
Tonight’s program focuses on how our morals foundations influence our political beliefs. These foundations can be used to divide us or bring us together. Tracy
Please join me on Thursday, June 15 at the Center for Alternative Dispute Resolution 30th Anniversary and Annual Conference in Greenbelt, MD. I will be presenting, Conflict
This week’s program discussed how a leader’s inability to regulate their anger can lead to a toxic workplace. We examined how Uber’s CEO missed opportunities
Listen LIVE on March 28th at 8:00 pm EST as Pattie Porter and I discuss how Uber’s leadership has created a toxic workplace and the
