The Missing Ingredient For Tom Brady in Deflategate By Kris Kile Today, we build on my last blog post regarding Deflategate and what we can learn from it. Today, we take a look at how Tom Brady has … Read More
Deflategate and The Power of Assumption The Ever-Present Nature of Unconscious Bias and How It Permeates Everything By Kris Kile Anyone in the US who is a sports fan has probably heard about “Deflategate.” You may wonder … Read More
Why Transformation? What’s The Big Deal? By Kris Kile The word “transformation” is so ubiquitous in the common vernacular of our culture these days that it has lost much of its meaning. I even saw a commercial from … Read More
The End Game For Everything We Will Be Considering “Why We Are Doing What We Are Doing” Welcome to our very first blog! We will be sending these blogs to you three times per week, on Monday, … Read More
We are all “being” and “doing” creatures. We do things and we have a particular way of being in which we do them. I can ask you “What are you doing?” To ask that is an act of doing. I … Read More
Judgment kills all possibility in a growth process. By judgment, I mean having fixed unquestioned assumptions about another person or group. We are all dynamic, and ever evolving beings. We never have the full picture of our (or others’) motives, … Read More
Stopping our natural tendency to “be on automatic” and intentionally becoming “present” is a rare occurrence. Yet, to do so is one of the most powerful disciplines in life. It is the first step to new awareness. It interrupts assumption … Read More
The process of a caterpillar evolving into a butterfly is a powerful metaphor for transformation. When born, the caterpillar gorges on leaves until it is time to transform. Then, it stops eating, hangs from a twig or leaf and spins … Read More
Life is an unending string of stimuli. Stimuli can include things like interactions with others—“events” and people. These interactions may be anticipated—e.g. a planned conversation, or unanticipated—e.g. someone cutting you off in traffic. But, either way, stimuli all fall into … Read More
