Tending to My Inner Landscape
A personal story about life transitions, neural rewiring, and the messy reality behind best-laid plans. Sometimes the most valuable insights emerge when we stop trying to have it all figured out.
Tending To Your Inner Landscape
Learn how to transform your inner landscape with neuroscience-backed practices for self-organization. Discover techniques to rewire prediction patterns, transform inner critics into allies, and build adaptive responses that strengthen both individual performance and team dynamics through emotional construction theory.
Beyond the Lizard Brain: Nurturing Adaptive Teams
Discover why the “lizard brain” myth is holding your team back. Learn the Adaptive Brain Model and Four Quadrants framework for building self-organizing teams that thrive through neuroscience-informed practices, psychological safety, and ecosystem leadership principles.
Communication Currents: How to Read and Enhance Your Team’s Information Flow Using The Kantor Four Player Model
Learn to use the Kantor four player model to read your team’s communication flow patterns and create conditions for healthy information currents. Practical techniques for leaders to improve team dynamics.
Lessons in Self-Organization from the Fungus Among Us
Discover what forest fungi teach us about self-organization. Learn how slippery jacks, Indian pipes, and natural ecosystems show teams how to find their optimal conditions, form authentic partnerships, and thrive without hierarchical control.