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Podcast: Leadership – Balancing the Act of Doing and the Art of Being
In this episode, Kate Gerasimova, Senior Associate at gothamCulture talks with Kimberly Penharlow, Certified Leadership & Performance Coach and Organization Psychologist, about leadership which is a delicate balance between the act of doing and the art of being. The act about how you are getting things done and very transactional. This year’s focus is the art of being, art of being a leader, in relationship with
Forgiveness: Forgiving the Bad Boss
In a recent blog, I related the story of discovery about what was causing a client to be “stuck” in his career. It concerned an
The Bad Bosses We Carry With Us
I was working with a client one day, appreciating the self-discovery that was taking place for him. He spoke about the ways he had been
Do I Talk Too Much?
One day during a coaching session, an executive asked me, “How do I know if I’m talking too much?” The question had emerged from the
Take a Walk on the Beach
Ever do some deep and reflective thinking while you were walking or hiking? It happened to me one day some years back when my best
Diversity of Thought: Café Culture Podcast
Diversity of thought, also known as cognitive diversity, refers to the notion that each of us is unique; that we are raised and brought up
Be Kind to Those You Meet on the Way Up
“Be nice to those you meet on the way up because you will meet them on the way down,” is variously attributed to Jimmy Durante,
Organizational Prestidigitation
The concept of prestidigitation is central to magic shows. It can involve a sleight of hand or the ability to distract a person while they
How to “See” the Elusive Venn Diagram
A Venn Diagram is described by Will Kenton in Investopedia as “an illustration that uses circles to show the relationships among things or finite groups
Shiny Pennies
We’ve all experienced shiny pennies. As children, it seemed so magical to hold a newly-minted penny, as it sparkled in the light of day. When
gothamCulture’s 2022 Summer Reads
Whether you’re sitting at the gate in the airport for your long-awaited trip or just relaxing in your backyard, it’s a great time of year
Disability Inclusion at Work: From the Perspective of a Blind Professional
One day, I was sitting at my computer listening to my coworkers as they busily edited a survey on Qualtrics. Because I’m totally blind, I