Category: Diversity of Thought
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Yes/No
Today, Australians vote. This post is not about today, its about tomorrow.Whichever side wins this referendum I hope the vilification and nastiness towards the ‘other side’ ends. I have seen posts from people on both sides calling others awful names.…
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Embrace Diversity of Thought!
“If everybody is thinking alike, then somebody isn’t thinking.” – General George S. Patton In a world where collaboration and innovation are key, it’s crucial to remember that diversity goes beyond just demographics. It also extends to the way we…
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Embrace Your Authenticity: Unleash Your Unique Power
Today, I want to dive into a topic close to my heart, one that has the potential to transform our workplaces and lives: embracing authenticity. In a world which often encourages conformity, embracing your authenticity is a radical act of…
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Weird Wisdom® at Work
Embracing Weird Wisdom® in the workplace isn’t just a departure from the norm; it’s a transformational journey that reshapes perspectives and fuels innovation. By valuing and integrating unconventional ideas, organizations tap into a wellspring of potential: 1. Fresh Perspectives: Weird…
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How Do You Use Your Weird Wisdom?
Have you seen the Barbie Movie? I went after a friend urged me to go and check out Weird Barbie. It would be easy to dismiss the character as the kooky one, however, for me her ‘weird’ qualities were aspirational.…
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Something New to Me – July 2023
Who do you learn best from? In this July’s Something New to Me wrap up I discovered that I learnt best from a 9 year old.
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To Comment or Not
Last night I joined a new to me Facebook group. I was quite taken aback by the way some of of the members ‘spoke’ to each other. I do hope they interact with their clients in a kinder way. I…
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Something New to Me May 2023
What did I learn from making Beetroot Powder?You can watch to the wrap up of May’s Something New to Me in the video. I continue to evolve with the speaking to camera. Skills are slowly improving while my comfort levels…
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