Why do people die? Especially the ones that are close and dear to us. How they die we know, but the “why” can be extremely difficult to comprehend and wrap our hands and heads around. Think of people that are taken from us due to tragic accidents, diseases, and how about the most innocent of… Read More Where there is light, there is shadow – where there is shadow, there is also light
Folks who are frequently sit sequestered in team meeting and working groups just about anywhere by most often attempt reaching consensus. A lot of time is wasted reaching for the all but impossible unless you have a team of one or a team of dogmatic clones. Consensus is a close relative to compromise. I give… Read More Which is more important: Consensus or consent?
An idyllic view down from the Bueckeberg hill in Hagenohsen near Hameln Germany. Source: http://www.dewezet.de This is the church in Emmerthal near Hameln Germany dating back to 1004 when the village was first mentioned in official documents. Nearby, mighty oak trees well over 100 to 150 years old. Happy Easter 2012. Today put me into… Read More Thinking of a place that affected you the most
Our flag in front of our house From time to time I hear people around me drop the above line about how we Americans do not have a culture. To be honest, it upsets me a bit because nothing could be further from the truth. We have a culture of inclusion, tolerance and collaboration. I… Read More “Americans have no culture” – nonsense!
Ralf Weiser - Culture Builder 