cognitive decline

Being Late Is More About Being Than Time

The headline — “Gen Z workers think showing up 10 minutes late to work is as good as being on time” — first caught my attention two years ago.

Since then, many articles have explored and even normalized this sentiment. Predictably, these conversations often spiral into debates about work culture, generational values, capitalism, power, and respect.

Exploring commentary and Reddit threads, I found evidence of these discussions dating to 2019, well before the pandemic reshaped our relationship to work and time.

What I found were several surface interpretations of timeliness and lateness:

— Some argue that strict adherence to time DOWNLOAD PDF

By |2026-06-08T12:20:27-04:00May 18th, 2026|Blog, Leadership|0 Comments

Cultivating Inner Wisdom to Withstand the Flood of Overwhelm, part 1

About a decade ago, I noticed a troubling pattern in my coaching practice. Clients began arriving at sessions drained, fragmented, and deeply distracted. The rapid ascent of technology appeared to play a significant role, fostering issues such as cognitive loadsensory overloaddecision fatiguehyper-consumption, and the challenges of navigating misinformation.

These clients weren’t just stressed—they were completely spent. We devoted much of our time to “becoming present” before addressing their goals. Beyond goal setting or problem-solving, the coaching session became a space where clients could reconnect with themselves, hear DOWNLOAD PDF

By |2026-06-03T14:35:01-04:00November 25th, 2024|Blog, Spirituality, Wisdom|2 Comments
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