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4 Lessons on Change from Hot Air Balloons

4 Lessons on Change from Hot Air Balloons

by Dr. Kathleen Allen | Apr 15, 2022 | Latest Insights, Organizations

I had the opportunity to ride in a hot air balloon during the mass ascension at the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta. The Fiesta is known for its mass ascension when balloons rise up into the air in multiple waves. The ascension is a brilliant display of...
Which comes first, the chicken or the bee?

Which comes first, the chicken or the bee?

by Dr. Kathleen Allen | Mar 18, 2022 | Latest Insights, Leading from the Roots

I may be taking a bit of liberty with this old joke here, but chickens and bees have one thing in common – they are both living entities. Our relationships with chickens and bees are very different as we have both diverging patterns of behavior,  and different...
The Myth that Feedback Goes Away

The Myth that Feedback Goes Away

by Dr. Kathleen Allen | Feb 12, 2022 | Latest Insights, Leading from the Roots

When we receive feedback that we don’t want to hear there is a human pattern that shows up. Often, our first response is to ignore the feedback and hope that it will go away. However, there are two problems that occur with this type of response. The first problem is...
The Myth That Politics and Policy Reflect Progress

The Myth That Politics and Policy Reflect Progress

by Dr. Kathleen Allen | Jan 21, 2022 | Latest Insights, Leading from the Roots

I used to think that our public policy was an accurate reflection of our populations’ progression. For example, if we didn’t get voting rights bills passed, it was because not enough of the population thought it was important. But seriously, that’s just...
The Sounds of Nature

The Sounds of Nature

by Dr. Kathleen Allen | Dec 3, 2021 | Latest Insights, Leading from the Roots

The sounds of nature serve many purposes. They provide information about weather, the species that occupy the local ecology, communication between and among species, signals on what is happening around them, and signs of danger or opportunity. Sounds are omnipresent...
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