Well, the most bitter and divisive Presidential election in my lifetime just ended, and many are devastated and fearful, but just as many are excited—even elated. In this season of Thanksgiving, I am hoping that we as a nation can remember all the things that bind us together. Our differences are
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Pearman Personality Integrator Webinars
Thank you for the GREAT turn-out and discussion during our recent Pearman Personality Integrator webinars. We are really excited about this new Type tool and the opportunity to share it. If you missed the webinars or would like to review them or the slides again, we have them posted
Generation Translation Video Blog–1
I resisted Generations as a training and development approach for so long. Here is a brief chat I had with my Generations co-author, Rita Murray, about how we both got started with the topic. Click the Generation Translation image below for more information on OKA's experiential, one-day
Hillary Clinton: the stranger we’ve known for 25 years
There are many things in this hyper-partisan time that contribute to the extreme opinions we Americans have for Hillary Clinton. Supporters revel in her long life of public service and the glaring fact that nearly 100 years after women got the vote, a woman has finally earned the place at the top of
Generational Minefield
In your most formative years (between 10 and 20 years old), how present was the assumption that you would one day do better financially/materially than your parents? This is a question I routinely ask people in my Generation Translation training, for it tends to produce different and illustrative