At this extraordinary time, the most important question we can ask is how to deal with massive disruption;  personally, nationally, financially, in our careers, our families, and the way we interact with companies and each other. 

For this issue of Transformation Magazine, I asked several brilliant and accomplished people, “Is Identity Expansion possible? Based on your actual experience, the question is, “if it was your job to “expand identity” what would be the principles from which you would operate?” This could be examples and stories when you have personally experienced or observed “identity expansion” in your …

Today, there are countless people around the world who recognize that a new way of looking at business, society and economics needs to infuse the planet if we are to survive in a non dystopian world framed by humane rather than non human technological and financial values.

The theme of this next issue of Transformation Magazine is “Creating Islands of Sanity,” Thomas Friedman recently wrote in the New York Times ,“”These accelerations in technology, globalization and Mother Nature are like a hurricane in which we’re all being asked to dance. Trump and the Brexiters sensed the anxiety of many and promised to build a wall against these …

The long-term goal is an economic system based on Human Mutuality.

The theme of this issue of Transformation Magazine is to search for a simple way to deal with so many of today's problems that seem so big, complicated and inaccessible.

If ever the world needed a good theory, the time is now.

Based on decades of informal, unverified, and unscientific observation, the checklist for obstacles to Effective Coaching (EF) includes:

To change a game is to completely change the way that something is done, thought about, or made. It has the potential to alter the overall outcome. It is an event, idea, or procedure that effects a significant shift in the current manner of doing or thinking about something.

The theme for this issue of Transformation Magazine is, “Stop Lying to Yourself about Who You Really Are.” This issue started when Jinny Ditzler, my friend and author of the successful book and life practice, “Your Best Year Yet,” wrote a piece in the Huffington Post about having promised to “Stop lying to herself about who she really is.”  I …