by Madelaine Weiss | Nov 13, 2022 | Fitness, Happiness, Leadership, Mind Mastery, Stress, Success
What’s Up With Breathing? Last week I was asked to help a young man prep for a life shaping interview, by teaching him how to breathe. The young people today are doing such great things for our world, my pleasure, of course. When I asked him to fall still and take...
by Madelaine Weiss | Nov 7, 2022 | Attention, Fitness, Happiness, Mind Mastery, Stress, Success
I just learned a new word—Powerfun. Even though there is a whole chapter on the “Power of Play” in Getting to G.R.E.A.T., I just never heard this word until the other night. What is Powerfun? Ayman Elyasin, VP Sales, BrandMuscle, and Host of Business Podcast, had...
by Madelaine Weiss | Oct 30, 2022 | Fitness, Happiness, Leadership, Mind Mastery, Stress
The Smile Debate Strange times we live in—making it all the more important that we preserve and protect our smiles. But, would you believe, people even fight about smiles? That’s right, people have been debating for about 100 years whether something like putting on a...
by Madelaine Weiss | Oct 22, 2022 | Attention, Leadership, Mind Mastery, Stress, Success
Social Energy Levels Now that we can go out again, the question becomes how much do we even want to? We’ve talked already about Post Pandemic Time Warping that can make us not want to do much, even though we can. To refresh, from the earlier post: And then I saw this...
by Madelaine Weiss | Aug 27, 2022 | Decisions, Emotion, Leadership, Mind Mastery, Stress, Success, Talking
Speaking Truth to Power “Speaking truth to power is to express our opinions frankly and openly to people who have some form of power over us,” this definition from thought leader, David Gurteen. The concept of Speaking Truth to Power goes as least as far back as the...
by Madelaine Weiss | Aug 14, 2022 | Attention, Decisions, Happiness, Leadership, Mind Mastery, Stress
Adverse Impact of Overthinking Too many people practically brag, “Oh, I just overthink everything,” with little to no idea how toxic and degrading overthinking can be to themselves and others. A new study found: …when intense cognitive work is prolonged for several...
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