Category Archives: Workplace Myths

Don’t Fence Me In…

Posted on June 28, 2011 by Traci

  I went to Tucson to speak at a conference the week before last.  We drove there from San Diego on the last leg of our family vacation.  Imagine my surprise–as we drove along just on the U.S. border with Mexico–to … Continue reading →

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Compassion–Redefined

Posted on March 22, 2011 by Traci

I just saw this TED talk and wanted to share it.  It’s about compassion–a word that seems WAY too touchy-feely for the workplace.  But is it?  Krista Tippett (and I) think not.  While some may think compassion has no value … Continue reading →

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Who is the Enemy?

Posted on January 25, 2011 by Traci

  The more I hear about the tragedy in Tucson the more I think about our definition of “enemy” today–and how we experience that in the workplace.  In fact, Ms. Giffords was in her workplace–talking with constituents in her district.  Now, … Continue reading →

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