heroes and villains
Heroes and Villains throughout history that have defined their industries and workflow as we know it today. Those we look up to, and those we learn mistakes from.
The Power Of Ideation
I work with a lot of Leaders and something they often struggle with is Ideas. Most people's process goes exactly this: Problem ➼ Idea ➼ Do It! ➼ Unsatisfactory Results
Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C.Published 4 months ago in JournalCan You Handle The Stress?
So, technology is a fickle thing at times. I am reminded of this today. There is a Degree that I'm working on. Part of that Degree involves me doing lessons, writing up responses, and submitting those lessons.
Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C.Published 4 months ago in Journal- Content Warning
Importance of Having an Accountant on Team with Every Educator
Within the intricate framework of education, instructors are tasked with a wide range of tasks that extend beyond the realm of instruction. Their plates are already full, with everything from lesson planning to evaluating students on their plate. Nevertheless, there is one area that is frequently neglected, despite the fact that it is essential for their financial well-being: having an accountant. This blog post delves into the reasons why every educator need to give serious consideration to engaging the assistance of an accountant.
Munnazir ZarinPublished 4 months ago in Journal A Leadership Lesson From The History Of Valentine's Day
Most people associate Valentine's Day with Roses, cute stuffed Teddy Bears, and Commercialism. All fair things, but not as interesting for Leaders as the story I'm about to tell...
Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C.Published 4 months ago in JournalA Heartstring Climb Beneath the Cherry Blossom Canopy
While you and your spouse were embarking on the famous Mount Fuji trek, the brisk air of February brushed across your cheeks like a mountain sprite, and its embrace was both invigorating and strangely soothing.
EstalontechPublished 4 months ago in JournalWhat Leaders Can Learn From Competitive Chess Players' Energy (Mg-ATP) Expenditure
When I ask you about what some of the highest Energy (Mg-ATP) Expenditure activities might be, what would you guess? You might immediately go to some Extreme Sports, working out multiple times a day, or something similar.
Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C.Published 4 months ago in JournalThe Profound impact compassion
The Profound Impact of Empathy: Understanding the Science Behind Tears First of all, Tears are one of the most potent and widely recognized displays of human emotion in the wide range that is human emotion. Tears are frequently linked to grief, yet they can also be quite important in happy, relieving, and empathetic situations. This article explores the complex science of tears, their occurrence, and the significant effects they have on our mental health.
John DemiladePublished 4 months ago in JournalYou Have More Impact Than You Realize
When your Goal is to make the World around you Better, you're in an uphill battle. It's Hard. I'm not going to sugar-coat the Truth.
Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C.Published 4 months ago in JournalThe Lesson Beyond The Lesson
I recently wrote about how VQ can be a powerful tool in helping businesses Design a Regenerative Legacy. By applying VQ to 4 Business Dimensions, you can get a true sense of whether your Organization is Flourishing, or if it is caught in a vicious cycle.
Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C.Published 4 months ago in JournalWest Coast Milblogger
It’s Super Bowl Sunday and time to get real about America’s green economy policy. We are the largest oil producers in the world. The Inflation Reduction Act funds logging mills on Indian Reservations. Now to discuss the new logging bills in Oregon.
Cyrus EmersonPublished 4 months ago in JournalStaring At The Blank Page Of Life
It is normal to be Afraid. It comes naturally to everyone, there is no Shame in being Human. We have a stigma in society around "Fear".
Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C.Published 4 months ago in JournalVQ Expanded
In much of my work, I have discussed the importance of Psychophysiology to Leadership Success. One of the most common problems I see Leaders have is not their skills, whether it is Leadership Skills, EQ, or even IQ.
Cody Dakota Wooten, C.B.C.Published 4 months ago in Journal