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Connecting the Dots — Looking Forward (By Karl Van Hoey)
In his 2005 Stanford commencement address, Steve Jobs told graduates the story of dropping out of Reed College and, freed from required coursework, wandering into a calligraphy class purely out of curiosity. A decade later, that seemingly useless knowledge of typefaces and letter-spacing became the foundation for the Macintosh’s typography — the first computer to…
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We do not become ourselves alone: a few thoughts about what relationships reveal, reflect and co-create. (By Leda Turai)
I have been thinking about relationships and maturity and about some good psychological ideas that, once they become popular, start losing their depth and sometimes even begin to serve the opposite of what they were originally meant to serve. For many years, in coaching, therapy, leadership development, and many other helping professions, we have spoken…
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Executive Presence: How Purpose-Driven Leaders Multiply Their Impact (By Karl Van Hoey)
There is a quiet crisis in many boardrooms and C-suites. Executives carry polished strategies, compelling visions, and sharp analytical minds — yet their organizations stagnate, their teams disengage, and their influence falls short of what their credentials promise. The missing variable is rarely intelligence or ambition. It is inner alignment: the coherence between who a…
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