This weeks insight comes from Rev. Margaret Marcuson:

Widening our perspective and taking a break are about more than stress relief. When we have some new experiences, we can begin to see our leadership context in a new light. And when our perspective is different, we lead differently, and others have the chance to respond to our wider view.

Margaret also finds getting out into nature, looking at art in all forms and connecting with other leaders in person or by reading very helpful.

Our fabulously talented Director, Producer and Actress Amy Lyndon did an outstanding job as "Goldilocks" tonight on NCIS.

Bravo Amy!  Do I hear Emmy Award?

Shawna Schuh, CSP shares her insightful wisdom this week with us on leadership:

If you’re willing to work hard and put in the time, you can accomplish a lot of amazing things in this world. But if you want to do something truly legendary – something that changes the face of your company, your industry, or the whole world – you’re probably going to need help. In other words, without effective leadership, the impossible usually stays that way.

Award winning Director and Actress, Amy Lyndon brings her "Lyndon Technique" and "The Business of Acting" classes to Denver's Eliot Collective for a weekend intensive April 11.12.13

Amy has been teaching students for over 17 years, and owned her own agency; Gold-Levin Talent Management for 10 years.  She has placed 10 series regulars along with hundreds of major feature film roles in L.A.

This is a great opportunity to learn from a FUNNY, GIFTED Master how to do the best cold reading ever and book any acting job you seek.

Dr. Marcia Reynolds PsyD, CSP  insight this week: