Palpable joy and awe
Palpable is my word this week, apparently. Except today, it was palpable joy and awe and courage and excitement at my morning keynote for Jewish Federation of St. Louis. Thank you so much, Marci Mayer Eisen MSW, ACC, for inviting me. This morning
What do you do every day to be adaptable in this uncertain world, especially at work?
What do you do every day to be adaptable in this uncertain world, especially at work? For me, I move my body, write, read, breathe, ground, and pray.
Can you imagine?
What if we created cultures in our organizations where we met the inherent needs of all, the need to feel seen, heard, known, loved, accepted, and free?
Stop going to an empty well looking for water.
Have courageous conversations, set boundaries, go find what you need from somewhere else, and at times give yourself permission to love/lead people from afar.
A Courage Teach (grab your headphones and maybe tissues)
A courage teach about how change really happens and how not to be defined by what others think. Cliff notes: it's in relationship, not in cheap feedback.
When someone tells you they are hurt, believe them.
We have to stop telling people how they feel or that we know more about their lived experiences.
