In my previous two posts, we reviewed all of 2016… and then defined our lives’ ideal future. After that… setting goals for 2017 gets much easier.  (Disclaimer: for this post to “work” for you, you need to read the previous two posts.) These aren’t resolutions. They have very little to do with regrets from last year, or...

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In my previous post, I talked about getting complete with your past before anything.  So, throw out your traditional New Year’s Resolutions and do this 3-step process instead. Understand & Appreciate 2016 – previous post Describe Your Ideal Future – this post Goals that Inspire & Align for 2017 – next post The Future We...

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Consider putting down your pen, and not writing any New Year’s resolutions for 2017… until you’ve read this. You may have heard: “Visualize the future you want,” “Get a vision board,” “Think positive,” “Use the Secret.” None of those work… without first doing the essential preparatory ...

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Sustainability guru, Adam Hammes, was interviewed on how the distinctions from programs led by Landmark Worldwide have shaped his advocacy and projects.  The interviewer is Mike George, who is co-owner of Cafe Gratitude in Kansas City and a student of transformation.  Mike has taken the Forum, the Advanced Course, the Self-Expression and Leadership Prog...

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If you’re like me — a recovering perfectionist — you might be able to relate to this story. Sustainability for Business Students When I moved to Des Moines in 2007, I taught leadership courses for William Penn’s College for Working Adults – AA, BA and MBL students.  And, as manager of sustainability at Kum & Go, I spoke...

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