A special guest of this event was 96-year-old Dr. Wanda Półtawska, who testified as a young girl scout from Lublin on her experience in the Ravensbrück camp. She was in the first group of women subjected to pseudo-medical experiments. She said that for years she had fought for the knowledge…

The word “failure” derives from the Latin for “to trip” or “to stumble” — a nice reminder that even when it feels like you’ve lost all your forward momentum, you can always reset and keep on walking. Failure seems to be on everyone’s mind these days. The global pandemic is…

Culture is the character and personality of your organization. It’s what makes your work unique and it is the sum of its values, traditions, beliefs, interactions, behaviors, and attitudes. The organizational culture in a workspace simply means how things get accomplished. It focuses on the working pattern, utilization of resources…

When we think about climate, we usually think about weather. In St. Louis, you can experience all 4 seasons in one day at times. Some people say the weather in St. Louis can be quite unpredictable! …

Society is learning more about adverse effects of trauma in the mental, physical health and wellbeing sector. Science is providing evidence based data showing how unresolved trauma can haunt anyone throughout their life in ways that often don’t seem direct. Adults may attempt to forget or gloss over the past…

It took humans 100,000 years to invent the scientific method. Prior to this discovery, people lived by telling their stories and expressing themselves through examples and the urgent. Human behavior has not changed that much as we all have a need to feel and be a part of something. …

Humans are storytelling animals. Have you heard about the story of the wild pig and the seacow? You probably think I’m joking, but there really is a story about these two! The wild pig and seacow were best friends who enjoyed racing each other for sport. Unfortunately, one day, the…

Best practices shared by Judo Master and Chief International Litigation Expert, Rodolfo (Rudy) Rivera When a reporter asked Thomas Edison, “How did it feel to fail 10,000 times? Edison replied, “I didn’t fail 10, 000 times. The light bulb was an invention with 10, 000 steps.” Great success is built…

When you manage projects in volatile environments, everyone needs to be ready to take on a leadership role when necessary. Team building, leadership development activities and effective communication ensure that group dynamics enable maximum performance. …