Collaboration is Like Regenerative Agriculture
Bryce Cotton of Cotton Cattle Company talks with a group of Delaware River Watershed Initiative members in New Jersey. We’ve heard the voices of frustration
January 12, 2023
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Summer 2022 Reading & Listening Recommendations
With summer right around the corner, we’d like to offer you a special treat to encourage warm weather learning! We asked our board members and
June 16, 2022
Leading Through Ambiguity
Throughout the pandemic, we’ve all been driven to adapt to the uncertainty all around us. Our friend Andy Robinson of Train Your Board recently wrote
April 28, 2022
Is It Time To End Your Collaboration?
At the beginning of a new year, we often focus on new beginnings. And yet, new things sometimes cannot start if some other things do not
January 20, 2022
Make the Most of Your Brainstorming With These 5 Helpful Tips
By show of hands, who thinks the brainstorming process is easy? If you answered with ambivalence (or less) you’re not alone. Brainstorming sessions can
October 19, 2021
Dreading Hybrid Meetings? You Can Make Them Better
Office doors are slowly opening back up. Consequently, the structure of meetings is shifting again. Many organizations are opting in with a hybrid meeting format,
August 26, 2021
Communication Skills for Collaboration
Collaboration is more than just dividing up tasks. As a result of the pandemic, more of us are expected to be working in virtual or
March 9, 2021
Step Forward Smartly in 2021: Tips and Tools for Getting People Together
In searching for anything liberating about the past 10 months, I’ve appreciated the necessity to try new things. Whether it is about surviving a pandemic,
January 26, 2021
6 Tips for Working From Home
Still working from home? Will you, like our team at ICL, require changes to your team dynamic and organizational systems to adapt to working virtually
September 25, 2020
Now is the Time for Adaptive Leadership
Life is a series of natural and spontaneous changes. Don’t resist them; that only creates sorrow. Let reality be reality. Let things flow naturally forward…
August 1, 2020