The Wonder Blog
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Lead Employees with Grounded Hope
“I don’t think I’m cut out to be a leader,” a client said to me last year. “Maybe I just need a different business model that doesn’t require me to lead people.” Like so many CEOs, entrepreneurs, founders, directors, and…
How Business Leaders Find Hope
To Imagine What’s Next for Leadership & Life
The Bright Side of Negative Visioning
It’s the 2008 summer Olympics, and gold-medal winner Michael Phelps is poised to break his own record for the 200-meter butterfly swimming race – a competition that no one could touch him in.But then this happens: After Phelps’s first turn, his…
How Optimism in Teens Leads to Success
Three (3) Productivity Books for Advancing Big Ideas
Canoe Talk 5 – How Can I Approach My Business More Playfully?
Canoe Talk 4- The Priority That Calls
https://vimeo.com/713868660 Canoe Talks is a video series of unconventional wisdom in an unconventional setting designed for mindful change-makers – entrepreneurs, creatives, leaders, business owners, and professionals. Strategist, teacher, and author of TRACKING WONDER Jeffrey Davis responds personally to questions raised by a…
Canoe Talk 3- Little Resistance & Big Resistance
https://vimeo.com/739061108 Canoe Talks is a video series of unconventional wisdom in an unconventional setting designed for mindful change-makers – entrepreneurs, creatives, leaders, business owners, and professionals. Strategist, teacher, and author of TRACKING WONDER Jeffrey Davis responds personally to questions raised by a…
Canoe Talk 2 – The Wonder of Witnessing Others in Wonder
Canoe Talk 1 – To Affect the Quality of the Day
Beginner’s Mind in the New World of Work
“Yikes. I have no idea what I’m doing.” That’s often the first thought when we embark on something new — whether it’s a location, place of employment, or skill. The anxiety of unknown challenges and experiences often impedes our career…