Talking to yourself? It’s called a soliloquy..
Talking to Yourself? It’s called a soliloquy..(Oxford American Dictionary). And look what Shakespeare did with soliloquies. His and our own creative ideas are often expressed and worked out in conversations with ourselves. Silently, though more often spoken, we argue, plan, and integrate new thoughts into our lives and practices. When this is negative talk, it’s […]
Struggle for Self – Creativity Out of Angst
Just when you thought you knew someone. Reading the papers at the time of his death and his children’s later books about him, I had placed John Cheever in a category: Difficult, closeted, alcoholic artist, troubled by lack of success, and struggling to stay on top when it appeared – a man who wrote beautifully […]
Accessing the Internal – Damage Control
Accessing the Internal – Damage Control Much of my work is with troubled individuals in large organizations. These can be the hyper-talented manager who does not handle all aspects of their job well, the paradox of CEO’s who want comfortable but compelling change within their organizations, or the belief systems that condone suffering in isolation. […]
The Protector Role of Governments
The Protector Role of Governments They will destroy us and we will destroy them. Despite the views of their citizens, both centrist and extreme, the governments of countries are charged with protecting their own citizens. When the governments’ messages are inauthentic – bullying for attention, need for oil resources, or to cover for morally […]
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