Today marks six months since I took the leap from relative security into relative precarity to do the work I felt most wired for — the work I could not not do — helping organizations and their leaders become healthier and more adaptive. …

A chaotic house, crammed closets, of fleeting insights, whining or wisdom. hard to say which until they splutter out onto the page. In the harsh light of language, they writhe in their rawness. Marginal relief, but mainly nausea — so lame. Mostly overwhelm, who has time to sift through the…

It’s 9.38pm and I’m exhilarausted (a sub-type of exhaustion caused by exhilaration). The kids were around this afternoon and I didn’t have time to clean up the mess before I had to jump on a three hour session for my DSIL Global Systems Innovation Leadership course. In the innovation space…

I sat on my front stoop with a bag of Italian baked chicken wings, parmesan cheese bread and baby bok choy from Your DeKalb Farmers Market for some of my dearest friends here in Atlanta, Johnathon and Jessica Kelso. Baby Winnie — their third — was born in July. I’m…