I’ve walked my fair share of labyrinths and have come to know them as boring mazes.  I understand the point of a labyrinth is to be quiet and meditative.  However, I prefer the thrill of using my orienteering skills to navigate my way through a maze.  I tend to walk quickly through a labyrinth just

Stay tuned for version 2.0 of the Teal Landscape Report, with the aim of accelerating the Teal movement.

Record numbers of small business owners are retiring. Members of the Baby Boomer generation own 2.9 million businesses. Many are struggling to find buyers to take over their companies. Solving this problem in a Teal way presents a unique opportunity to do good by doing well for retiring business owners, employees, and communities.  There’s a

The giant clam got me.  Or rather, it drew me into a state of awe.  Who knew giant clams were so fleshy, so colorful, so dynamic? With “siphonal orifices” taking in and expelling seawater in breath-like rhythm? Who knew they have hundreds of eyes? Or that these photoreceptive spots–technically “hyaline organs–are teal?! I sure didn’t.

In the fast-paced world of business, CEOs hold a unique position of responsibility. They are the captains steering the ship, the visionaries crafting the future, and often, the loneliest individuals within their organizations. CEOs serve as the bridge between the external world and the internal workings of their companies. Traditionally, they occupy the highest rung

I can’t keep track of how many times I’ve done it.  Drawn up a list of teal or teal-like organizations. Described their various affiliations. Noted their industry, size, and location. Named their leaders. Written down why they or others think their practices are teal-y. I’ve probably done this a dozen times over the past several

I recently participated in a lively discussion about the teal movement in North America sponsored by Semco Style, one of the organizations advocating for teal ways of operating globally. Among the issues we discussed was how the diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) discussion so common in business today intersects with teal. I see that intersection

Throwing away an old laundry hamper helped me embrace my new and unfolding role in motherhood. I imagine your first thought is, “what does letting go of a laundry hamper have to do with embracing motherhood?” Believe me, I am just as shocked as you are. However, after musing over this connection lately, there is

I love teal. And it can be painful.  One of the hardest things I find as a teal devotee is existing in multiple worlds at once. There’s the world of teal, where I’m drawn to soulfulness, wholeness, shared power and evolving purpose.  And there are the worlds of orange and green thinking, where some of