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CTLS: the expansive green leader
And now we’re back to the Color Thinking Leadership Series…but before we start, I invite you to imagine a beautiful green valley, or a rolling
Let’s continue celebrating
Last week I celebrated writing the 200th official blog post of this very particular blogstream. I feel like continuing on the theme of celebration, because,
Celebrating 200 with seeds and starts
This is my 200th weekly blog post. I’d been writing them randomly before, so I’m only counting the ones that have been in this weekly
the BIG crossover event
Have you noticed how many Crossover things there seem to be these days? There are crossover vehicles, crossover TV “events” (really, an event?), crossover workouts,
CTLS: Yellow
And now we’re back to the Color Thinking Leadership Series…but before we start, I invite you to mentally pick a daffodil or a sunflower or
Reaffirming my love of post-it notes
“Smart people, armed with nothing more than little pieces of yellow paper, can figure out pretty much anything.” –Maggie Huffman How fun to quote myself.
Do I really need to defend those boundaries?
I have been hearing and reading so much about boundaries these days, and the need to protect and defend them. I’ve noticed that the language
How feeling stupid and failure free us
My niece sent me an article this week on the importance of stupidity in scientific research. It’s a great article – here’s a link. Basically,
All… or something!
I heard a phrase for the first time today that just turned on the lights inside my brain. Granted, it was a dimmer switch going
About Maggie
Maggie Huffman is the founder of The Rainbow Onion and Color Thinking. She is an author, coach, and singer. She’s also a consultant in the wine industry. She’s had several previous careers, which make up a colorful patchwork quilt of experiences – and she’ll readily pull from any of them to make a point, help a client or mix a metaphor. She lives in Sonoma, California (hey, someone has to do it!) where if she isn’t working or playing in the afore-mentioned arenas, she fills the spaces with other random interests. She is literally surrounded by her German shepherd, Nic, and her two cats, Bimfee and Puppy. Her favorite color is any shade of purple. She stubbornly believes that life is good, and that reconciliation and healing are pretty much the same thing.