The other day, a friend said to me, “The economy is coming back but most businesses still aren’t going to invest in soft skills like cross-cultural training and coaching. There’s not much market for that.” Full disclosure: I lead an…
Read MoreI'm in Accra for a couple days. I've been here before but it's been awhile. Here are just a few random observations from my afternoon walk around the city: • My favorite business name is here: "All Things Are Possible…
Read MoreThe winter weather across Europe is wreaking havoc on the plans of many holiday travelers this week. It’s a poignant reminder of how dependent we are upon air travel in today’s globalized world. It fact, it could easily be argued…
Read MoreThe following poem is making the rounds through the cyber-sphere in Asia. The source is unknown. Regardless of whether you agree or disagree with the perspective voiced, it's a powerful window into how some in the rising tiger may feel.…
Read MoreYesterday I was traveling by car from Toronto to New York to visit my family. Driving across one of the bridges between the U.S. and Canada is something I’ve been doing my entire life. My parents moved to the U.S.…
Read MoreAs if you couldn’t tell, we just survived (?!) another election in the U.S. The craziness of it all is enough to drive anyone nutty. But one thing that continues to boggle my mind is the way involvement in global…
Read MoreWe moved to Grand Rapids 7 years ago to develop the Global Learning Center at GRTS and Cornerstone University. It’s been deeply rewarding in so many ways. I’ve had the benefit of a position that lets me have one foot…
Read MoreIt’s old news at this point. The U.S. education system isn’t fairing so well compared to many other developed nations around the world. We’re 15th in literacy 24th in Math 21st in Science More than 90 percent of students graduate…
Read MoreI often meet people keen to go to India to teach them about business, leadership, and faith. But India has as many lessons to give as receive. Take for example, the long time commitment from Indian businesses to serve others…
Read MoreI could rightfully be accused of seeing everything through the lens of cultural intelligence. But as I follow the lead stories in the U.S. news this week, my commitment to promoting and advancing the ideals that underlie CQ becomes all…
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