Jeannie has taught acting for 30 years and ran her own theater school for 13 years. She is currently director of the Jeannie Lindheim Center for Creativity.
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Jeannie has taught acting for 30 years and ran her own theater school for 13 years. She is currently director of the Jeannie Lindheim Center for Creativity. Continue reading Strengths Chat – Jeannie Lindheim Dr. Williams heads a multi-million dollar organization and says he is “the worst person to make decisions” related to the work of his company. He is doing what he loves because a Catholic nun gave him a bicycle when he was a boy and it changed his life. Continue reading Strengths Chat – Nat Williams My guest this week on Strengths Chat is Dale Brunner, co-author of three books that help people discover and manage their own personal energy flow. I was attracted to the books because they all have the words “Surfing Rainbows” in their title. Dale has had a successful real estate career and has always been Continue reading Strengths Chat – Dale Brunner Denise Altman practices what she calls “Strike Force Coaching.” A former partner in a CPA firm, Denise shares her thoughts on activities that make her feel strong. Continue reading Strengths Chat – Denise Altman Conventional wisdom has drilled into us that you play around with start-ups for a while, but eventually you settle down and finish a job. But if starting things gives you energy and the thought of sticking around for the long-haul sounds like a prison sentence, why should you opt for being miserable? Continue reading Is this guy a flake? My guest this week on Strengths Chat is Sherrie Palm, Founder and President of APOPS, the Association for Pelvic Organ Prolapse Support, Inc. in Wisconsin. Sherrie plays a number of roles – administrative, fund-raising, legislative – but she’s driven by the one-on-one work she gets to have with women who are experiencing this “silent” condition. Continue reading Strengths Chat – Sherrie Palm One of my Strengths is “Input.” For a living, I report information, provide analysis, and describe things to other people. All at once, I realized that I needed to do that now, for the parents of the girl. I began writing: “To the family of Jane Doe, I was one of the first motorists to stop at your daughter’s crash on Tuesday…..” Continue reading What if you used only your strengths? No matter what you’ve been told, you are creative. From the moment you roll out of bed each morning, you are doing something that’s never been done before. Each step you take is–until that very moment–a step you’ve never taken. Continue reading Creativity defined |
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