For the history buffs among us, you know the 18th century intellectual movement, commonly known as the Age of Enlightenment, was founded on the belief that better societies and better people could be created based on the use of reason, the scientific method, and progress. Well, we’ve entered a new Age of Enlightenment – not […]
Leveraging Transactive Memory in Your Job Search
Now, more than ever, with unemployment at near-record levels in the U.S. and people scrambling to find meaningful job opportunities, networking is critical. Recently, I had the chance to visit with Cameron Piercy, who teaches Communication at the University of Kansas. His excellent research study, written in collaboration with Yaguang Zhu, “Transactive Memory and the […]
I See You. I Hear You. I Stand with You.
Coffee Lunch Coffee is all about relationships. It’s all about finding meaning in establishing and fostering connections with others. You are a diverse, beautiful, amazing, powerful community. You have certainly found common purpose and commitment forming and nurturing bonds with people of all backgrounds, experiences and points of view. With that in mind, dear CLC […]