Tag: clarity
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Anxiety Is Anticipation Without Control of Meaning:
For “The Perception Brief,” I share articles drawn from themes that have emerged through countless private conversations with clients over the years. There will never be names, identifying details, or clues as to the people involved. In fact, the names would be irrelevant. So many of the situations we wrestle with — personally and professionally…
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Memorize and Repeat After Me
On challenging days, remind yourself: “I move through each day with clarity, strength, and quiet confidence, trusting myself to handle whatever comes next.” This affirmation encourages resilience and self-trust. Memorize and repeat it as needed. – Dian Griesel, also known as @SilverDisobedience.
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Leadership Lessons from Metallica: Some Kind of Monster
“Metallica: Some Kind of Monster” is one of my favorite documentaries. Why? Because most leadership narratives are carefully edited. Strength is emphasized. Conflict is minimized. Doubt is erased in post-production. Some Kind of Monster does the opposite — and that’s why it matters. The film documents Metallica at a moment when their external reputation remained…
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The Benefits of Navigating Disagreeable Discussions
Disagreeable discussions, despite their discomfort, can serve as potent catalysts for personal and intellectual growth. When we engage in conversations where opinions clash and tensions rise, we’re forced to confront differing viewpoints, challenge our own assumptions, maybe defend our beliefs and certainly practice patience. Certainly this can be challenging and even uncomfortable. But it is…