What is YOUR Workplace’s Social Health?
Have you ever found yourself excited to go to work (or virtually join a meeting) because of a person whom you’ve deve...
Last Wednesday, I was invited to what I thought was a dance party called "Ecstatic Dance" in Oakland, CA. I was told: "It's going to be awkward at first, but so...
Yesterday was one of those days, just filled with deep connections where I got to be vulnerable and share with a colleague on his and my personal growth edg...
These days in so many places, trust seems to be the missing element. How much do we trust each other in our modern-day activities? Do we trust our neighbors? Ou...
There we were, 7 complete strangers, having dinner at a curated forum. As with most networking events, it started with small talk and sharing work backgrounds...
Circling is as old as civilization itself. We used various forms of circles to process, clear, decide, and restore justice. Most have a few things in common:
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Last night, my wife and I hosted our neighborhood "Emergency Planning" and "Map Your Neighborhood" meeting for a small group of neighbors nearby.
A simple ac...
With so much dedicated to the "new" ways of living well and more connected, it is important to seek knowledge from ancient teachings and modern-day societies th...
In this compelling article, Dr. Elisha Goldstein shares with us a step-by-step exercise on how to curate our social circle and surround ourselves with people wh...
Social well-being is when we have good relationships, social stability and peace. People are social creatures who are mutually dependent, relying on others for our well-being, just as they rely on us. To be well people need to love and be loved. We have the need to belong and to be connected....
