Posts about community organizations, inspiring individuals, leadership and mentorship, as well as new ideas in education.
Change leaders don’t necessarily have a big title, high-level position or extensive career portfolio. What they have is the unyielding desire to continually improve themselves, their community and the greater society.
Today's #TransformationTuesday discussion is about why I took a self-imposed timeout; why I posted about it; and what I learned from it that could help others.
How to stay grounded in these times of great upheaval.
The 'The Purpose Economy' as coined by Aaron Hurst. I talk about the importance of purpose at work for overall well being, performance, relationships, and even brand building and parenting.
The No. 1 lesson I wish I'd learned in MBA school.
Today our discussion is about what Paul Hawken calls the "Largest social movement in history, restoring grace, justice and beauty to the world." It doesn't come with big titles, positions, or portfolios, but rather a vision to improve oneself, one's communities and society. I call this a Change-Leader.
Today our discussion is about integrity in marketing and sales and becoming the community leader you want to see in the world. I speak about pushy, manipulative, deceitful approaches and game-playing and how they don't serve anyone in the long run. Instead, I encourage listeners to think about creating a community of like-purposed individuals who they serve.
Tune in now as I speak with my friend and mindfulness advisor, Doris Schöneberg, about our feelings, reactions and personal approaches to healing after this week's elections in the US.
Last spring my neighbor, Ghislaine (Jesse), surprised me by creating a path in the woods to connect our two properties. She laid down mulch and decorated it with potted flowers, lanterns and a red Adirondack chair to sit and relax in. Instead of building fences to separate our properties, she had created a path to welcome me in. I was thrilled and inspired.
April 7th, 2014Lianne Bridges, Festival FounderAwakening Festival514.825.0732contact@AwakeningFestival.orgFor Immediate Release: Lianne Bridges (DesigningTransformation.com) and Carol Bates hosted the 2nd Awakening Festival held on Saturday, April 5th. It was held at the St. James Hall in Hudson, Quebec to inspire and support individuals to live their best lives. Throughout the day, love and positive energy could be felt by all who attended the sold out event. From the inspirational flags hung on the walls to the candles and rugs welcoming people to sit comfortably on the floor, all offered a rich environment from which peace and harmony flowed. Live music (Kathleen Bolton and Carrie Katz), dance and movement (Tiffany Moffatt), native drumming (Caitlyn Palmer), presentations and over 20 exhibitors left individuals feeling moved and inspired to make positive shifts in their lives. "I can't even express how wonderful the event was. The speakers were phenomenal; they all brought tears to everyone eyes. Every part of the day flowed beautifully into the next. I walked out of the event with such a feeling of elation," Barbara Martin, participant. [...]
