Bryan Welch is the CEO of Mindful Communications—a media and training company—and Mindful Magazine. He has spoken at major events such as the American Magazine Conference, Outdoor Retailer, the B Corp

A few weeks ago, my wife handed me the most recent issue of Mindful Magazine and recommended that I read the cover story. It was a sorrowful story of a father losing his son to drugs and suicide. It w

Jon Levy is a behavioral scientist, influencer, adventurer, and author of The 2 AM Principle: Discover the Science of Adventure and You're Invited: The Art and Science of Cultivating Influence. Jon wo

“I love you” is a seemingly simple phrase that says so much yet is sometimes hard to hear or hard to say. Recently, my father-in-law headed in for open-heart surgery and—on one of his many preoperativ

Beatrice Coron is a globally recognized illustrator and artist who excels in visual storytelling in books, public art, paper cutting, and wearable sculptures. Her work can be seen in major collections

A while ago, the New York Times published an article about Google’s Project Aristotle. The purpose of this project was to decipher the key attributes of high-performing teams. What Project Aristotle f

Ed Schein is the Professor Emeritus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Sloan School of Management. He has a Ph.D. in Social Psychology and worked at the Walter Reed Institute of Resear

Regression to the mean, not the statistical phenomenon but the societal one, is the idea of when the going gets tough, when desperation rears its head as a primary motivation, then meanness often appe

Mike Hutchinson is a Digital Marketing Manager who has successfully implemented and optimized more than $10-million in digital campaigns across major media and ad network sellers. He became interested

Our capacity to realize whatever it is we want is, in part, predicated on us having the knowledge to realize it. The question then becomes - do we know what we need to know? We exist, and in our exist