by Marsha Hughes-Rease I love the Buddhist stories because there always seems to be a truth that I can relate to. I recently found this wonderful little story about two monks who lived together in a monastery for many years; they were great friends. They died within a few months of one another. One of them […]
Marsha Hughes-Rease
Getting the Banana Against the Odds
by Marsha Hughes-Rease Although this experiment is attributed to Harry Harlow, a social psychologist, it is impossible to find the original research. But, since I am into metaphorical thinking, it suits my needs to explain what is often seen in organizations when the question is asked “why are you doing this?” In the alleged research […]
Marsha Hughes-Rease
“Executive Coach” Senior Associate After 15 years of coaching and consulting experience and over twenty five years of leadership experience at different organizational levels. She partners with senior leaders and managers to address what she calls “swamp issues”…those really messy, complex challenges that can greatly diminish personal effectiveness, stakeholder satisfaction, productivity, and financial performance in […]
