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We are free to choose our mindsets
June 27, 2023The previous post closed with a fundamental concept from Camus’ analysis of the myth of Sisyphus. From the author’s...
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The benefits of developing a fun-loving attitude at work
January 13, 2023As we explained last time, it became our custom to amuse ourselves by invoking the absurd facets of working in the...
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Changing our approach to scraping cases
December 11, 2022In the previous post, we looked at the work in the scraping station, and we mentioned some of the...
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A personal tale of reframing
November 18, 2022When I wrote last time that we would begin to look at some tales of reframing from a variety...
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The importance of slowing down to reflect
October 14, 2022Over the past few posts, we have seen that Nelson Mandela’s quiet reflection in his prison cell led to a...
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Experience versus reflection on experience
September 30, 2022In a number of recent entries, we have noted that Nelson Mandela’s most consequential personal experience, the event that...
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Mandela’s unusual approach to incarceration
September 19, 2022Last time, we observed that among the most critical roles Nelson Mandela played during his presidency was that of...
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The making of Nelson Mandela as an outstanding communicator and teacher
September 5, 2022In my experience as a student and teacher of leadership, I have found Nelson Mandela to be a rare...
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Nelson Mandela, world-class teacher
August 22, 2022On June 12 of this year, I happened to see CNN’s Fareed Zakaria interview David Gergen, a professor of...
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How Mandela’s personal commitment to the Springboks showed the way toward a united nation
August 8, 2022In the previous post, we noted that there is certainly more to tell about Nelson Mandela’s efforts to preserve...