This is part two of my incredible and awesome week sharing from the Fortune Global Forum. In my previous post, I talked about achieving the unachievable and making that your purpose. I also talked about the idea that the most important aspect of leadership in disruptive and tumultuous times is having a true north, a purpose,
While working on an important global project this week, I was personally challenged by some of the attitudes of our team. The project is complex, and when solved for will have a significant impact on people and the planet. It is definitely worth the effort and that’s why I was irritated that we weren’t making the
Last night, I attended a dinner with 80 new friends. Not just an ordinary dinner, but a “Non-Obvious Dinner” at the The Canfield-Moreno Estate, also known as the Paramour Mansion, located in the Silver Lake district of Los Angeles. It was exquisite, with off-the-charts architecture and mind-blowing art such as stuffed ostriches and zebras, and
I was reminded this week that joy will get you through any difficult work or family issue. When you really look around, we have so much to be joyful about. No matter what may happen in the future, or what has happened in the past, there is always joy in the present. During the week,
Today, I was reminded of how important it is to use the pause button whenever you are starting to get overstimulated, angry, or when something irritates you. Three consecutive times this morning, I was put in a position where I was misquoted, and it upset me. Then I realized that, spontaneously, I had reacted with