by Jose Johnson | Jan 28, 2022 | Change Management, Featured, Stress Management
Can your organization survive The Great Resignation? Is burnout getting the best of your employees? According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 4.53 million people joined The Great Resignation in November of 2021, an all-time high. Quit rates were highest among...
by Jose Johnson | Jan 4, 2021 | Change Management, Featured
2020 Hindsight: What Have We Learned Was 2020 a wasted year? 2020 felt like the year that would never end. Between the physical, social, and economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, a bizarro presidential election, and heightening racial tension, this is a year that...
by Jose Johnson | Dec 14, 2020 | Change Management, Featured
Guidance from the I Ching: #20 - Contemplation Learn from the past to create the future December 14, 2020 “The ritual has been performed, but the sacrifice has not yet been made. Sincerity inspires confidence. Kings of yore examined the regions and observed the...
by Jose Johnson | Dec 7, 2020 | Change Management, Featured
Guidance from the I Ching: #44 - Temptation Think before you act December 7, 2020 “Do not unite with an inferior element in your situation. The enlightened person formulates a code of conduct and abides by it.” I consult the I Ching (Book Of Changes) for...
by Jose Johnson | Nov 30, 2020 | Change Management, Featured
Guidance from the I Ching: #49 - Changing Learning to embrace the uncertainty and power of change November 30, 2020 “Changing inspires confidence only after it is accomplished. Then there will be exceptional progress. There is an advantage in correct...
by Jose Johnson | Nov 24, 2020 | Change Management, Featured
Guidance from the I Ching: 34 - Great Power (Redux) True strength is not an act November 23, 2020 “Great Power. There is an advantage in correct persistence. An enlightened person, therefore, does not practice what is not proper.” I consult the I Ching...
