My heart aches when I hear of another suicide. It’s like the pain from many years ago of losing two loved ones to suicide comes rushing forward. Nothing can stop the aching. Time heals some wounds, but not this one. The path forward for all of us is when we learn ways to become awareContinue reading “Creating a Culture of Kindness”
Author Archives: Liza Weidle
Cary Citizen of the Year, Barry Mitsch
When it comes to people who lead by example, you think of Barry Mitsch. He is humble, thoughtful, and kind in word and deed. First and foremost, Barry is a Cary business owner. He is a co-founder of The Pyramid Resource Group, the first dedicated corporate coaching company in the United States. For more thanContinue reading “Cary Citizen of the Year, Barry Mitsch”
NC Women Business Owners Hall of Fame
The excitement is building for the NC Women Business Owners Hall of Fame Gala! What an incredible honor to be recognized alongside such an accomplished and inspiring group of women. We want to extend our heartfelt congratulations to each of you on your induction into the NC Women Business Owners Hall of Fame, Class of 2025.Continue reading “NC Women Business Owners Hall of Fame”
How to Argue Less, Talk More: Book Review “The Next Conversation”
Jefferson Fisher’s book “The Next Conversation” offers solid strategies and tips on ways to argue less and talk more. Jefferson reminds us that our words have ripple effects and offers tips on how powerful a pause can be before you respond. It’s important to set goals for conversation. Don’t think of the conversation as aContinue reading “How to Argue Less, Talk More: Book Review “The Next Conversation””
Liza’s Book Review: “The Let Them Theory”
“We need to talk” are the three most anxiety producing words for me. I can obsess endlessly about what I possibly said or did in the last few days (or years depending on the relationship) that could be the topic for the discussion. Help comes from reading books as well as listening to podcasts fromContinue reading “Liza’s Book Review: “The Let Them Theory””
Value of Mentoring
The greatest gift we can give another person is to cheer them on as they uncover their passions and calling in life. At every stage of my career, I had a mentor. I sought out people who energized and inspired me. They took the time to engage in meaningful conversations that helped me learn andContinue reading “Value of Mentoring”
Lessons Eleven and Twelve: How People Change
The “How People Change” study by Timothy S. Lane and Paul David Tripp “is not one that comes naturally for us. It’s hard for us to connect the ways we think, feel, and act in the midst of struggle with our ultimate destination of life in heaven with Christ. It is a work of theContinue reading “Lessons Eleven and Twelve: How People Change”
Literary Connections – Elevate your bookshelf with our panel of authors!
Welcome to Literary Connections – Elevate your bookshelf with our panel of authors! Join us for a fun and engaging event where you’ll get the chance to meet and interact with some of your favorite writers. This in person event will take place at City Club Raleigh, so mark your calendars and get ready for an unforgettable experience.Continue reading “Literary Connections – Elevate your bookshelf with our panel of authors!”
Lessons Nine and Ten: How People Change
The “How People Change” study by Timothy S. Lane and Paul David Tripp “is not one that comes naturally for us. It’s hard for us to connect the ways we think, feel, and act in the midst of struggle with our ultimate destination of life in heaven with Christ. It is a work of theContinue reading “Lessons Nine and Ten: How People Change”
Lessons Seven and Eight: How People Change
The “How People Change” study by Timothy S. Lane and Paul David Tripp “is not one that comes naturally for us. It’s hard for us to connect the ways we think, feel, and act in the midst of struggle with our ultimate destination of life in heaven with Christ. It is a work of theContinue reading “Lessons Seven and Eight: How People Change”
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