by maggie | Jan 12, 2022 | Color Thinking, RainbowOnion, Tapas Blog
I want to tell you a story about Jude today. I went to graduate school in Berkeley, California and I lived on the north side of the Cal campus, and I hung out a lot on Euclid Avenue. So did Jude. Jude was a street person. There were several street people who hung out...
by maggie | Jan 5, 2022 | Color Thinking, RainbowOnion, Tapas Blog
One of my teachers says that “magic is where you are trying to get the universe to give you what you want” and “miracles are where you are putting yourself in service of divine intelligence.” There is so much to unpack here. First, let me tell...
by maggie | Dec 29, 2021 | Color Thinking, ColorThinkingLeadership, RainbowOnion
What color shall we choose to start the New Year? How about clear? Okay, technically, you won’t find clear in a box of crayons. But you will find it in a set of Tombo markers, in the water for watercolors, and in the clear quartz crystal sitting on my alter!...
by maggie | Dec 22, 2021 | Color Thinking, RainbowOnion
I was wondering today, as I was getting ready to write the blog that appears before Christmas, “In the world of Color Thinking, what’s a good color for THIS Christmas?” The melody for White Christmas started playing in my head, and I thought,...
by maggie | Dec 15, 2021 | Color Thinking, ColorThinkingLeadership, RainbowOnion
Back to the Color Thinking Leadership Series. This week, we’re going to be dealing with one of my favorite colors – turquoise. It’s an especially appropriate time to plant seeds of turquoise leadership thinking, because we are approaching the New...
by maggie | Dec 8, 2021 | Color Thinking, ColorThinkingLeadership, RainbowOnion, Tapas Blog
I don’t believe in coincidences, I believe in synchronicity. Who cares what I believe? I do. Because what I believe shapes my actions, habits, disposition and interpretations. And beliefs are thoughts I think a lot. My beliefs absolutely determine my cognitive...
