“A sinister cabal of superior writers.”
This week Technorati’s Blog Crtics published another article I wrote entitled “From the Boardroom To The Barnyard”.  (This is my fifth article )
This latest piece chronicles my journey working with corporate America to The Concept Farm. Writing the article enabled me to put on my asset-based thinking lenses and reflect [...]

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Asset-Based Thinking is infectious and asset-based thinkers just love to tell other people about how ABT has positively influenced their lives. Recently, I have had the honor and privilege to experience two wonderful people putting ABT into practice. Erica Ogrady and Ann Mehl have been kind enough to write to me about how ABT and [...]

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Given the state of affairs in the world today it’s inevitable that stress is becoming more and more prevalent and a major topic of discussion in the media. KSDK in St. Louis is reporting on the subject and they of course called Kathy for her commentary and advice.

Some good insights and tips we all could [...]

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Give up New Year’s resolutions – Grab on to New Year’s aspirations.

Welcome 2009.  So long 2008.  Now’s the perfect time to let Asst-Based Thinking help you decide what you want to   experience, create and achieve in 2009.  If you forget making your new year’s resolutions list and concentrate on making your new year’s aspirations list, [...]

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While I was at The Concept Farm last week I received a call from a New York Post reporter, Holly Sanders, who covers the business and marketing “beat” in NYC. Holly is a sharp reporter and she knows that she can always count on the “Farmers” for some creative insights and good ole’ NY savvy.
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The holidays are both wonderful and sometimes stressful (ok, almost always stressful) and a perfect time to give yourself a personal gift of Asset-Based Thinking. One of Kathy’s colleagues at The Cramer Institute, Dr. Peggy Guest, was interviewed by Patricia Corrigan of the St. Louis Post Dispatch for an article entitled “Five Sure-fire Ways To [...]

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