by maggie | Sep 15, 2021 | Color Thinking, ColorThinkingLeadership, RainbowOnion
There’s this thing that happens when we feel trapped – our primitive brain takes over. We go into binary thinking, the black and white thinking mode, commonly called fight or flight. Our brain tries to be helpful and narrow things down to just two options...
by maggie | Sep 8, 2021 | Color Thinking, ColorThinkingLeadership, RainbowOnion
Let’s talk about rose gold thinking – it’s different than rose thinking and it’s different than gold thinking. Rose gold – the metal – is a blend or an alloy. Rose gold – the color – is also a blend. Like anything...
by maggie | Sep 1, 2021 | Color Thinking, ColorThinkingLeadership, RainbowOnion
It’s the end of August as I write this. When I was a kiddo, this was the week before going back to school. Summer was coming to a close. But not quite yet… I remember the mix of feelings: The excitement and anticipation of a new school year – new people,...
by maggie | Aug 18, 2021 | Color Thinking, ColorThinkingLeadership, RainbowOnion, Tapas Blog
Sometimes something you hear or say just doesn’t sit right with you, but you can’t figure out why. The words sound okay. There doesn’t seem to be anything wrong with them. But something wrong and you’re having a hard time finding what it is....
by maggie | Aug 11, 2021 | BS Files, Color Thinking, ColorThinkingLeadership, RainbowOnion
The BS Files are kinda like the X-files – full of myths and urban legends and mysterious things. I feel that it is my duty to tackle them (occasionally). Because, you know, the truth is out there. Case #16. Critical thinking means being critical. Bullsh*t!...
by maggie | Jul 14, 2021 | Blogs, Color Thinking, ColorThinkingLeadership, RainbowOnion
I recently graduated from Miracle Minded Coach training with Marianne Williamson. And I made a big mistake. I didn’t tell many people. I didn’t make an announcement. I didn’t even make a big deal about it to myself. Why is that a mistake? Because it...
