by Jeffrey Keefer | Nov 16, 2022 | Druidry, Reflective Practice, Spirituality |
In this short video, we’re talking about Courage – the ability to act appropriately in the face of adversity. Courage is one of the things that makes us human, and like all virtues, can be strengthened through habit and perseverance. We all face adversity from...
by Jeffrey Keefer | Oct 11, 2019 | Opportunities, Organizational & Workplace Learning, Reflective Practice, Writing |
I finally wrote and published my first article on Medium. Please take a look, share it, and/or CLAP!! RSS - Posts RSS - Comments Subscribe Email Address Archives Archives Select Month October 2019 (4) September 2019 (1) August 2019 (6)...
by Jeffrey Keefer | Oct 8, 2019 | Nature, Opportunities, Organizational & Workplace Learning, Reflective Practice, Uncategorized |
Sometimes we need to pause along our journey, just breathe, and look around. Remarkable things to see we may otherwise miss if we only look ahead. RSS - Posts RSS - Comments Subscribe Email Address Archives Archives Select Month October 2019 (3)...
by Jeffrey Keefer | Oct 7, 2019 | Nature, Opportunities, Organizational & Workplace Learning, Reflective Practice, Uncategorized |
Which path should we follow?The one that others are on, as surely the wisdom of the crowd knows best?Perhaps an alternative, as opportunities abound where nobody else is looking?How about creating our own path, one that does not yet exist?There are no simple, clear,...
by Jeffrey Keefer | Oct 1, 2019 | Nature, Reflective Practice |
Solvitur Ambulando “It is solved by walking” The notion of Solvitur Ambulando, meaning “it is solved by walking,” has been used in many ways over the years. They all involve a form of active reflection, one that does not easily happen without...
by Jeffrey Keefer | Sep 30, 2019 | Nature, Reflective Practice |
Embracing Self-Care through Walking the Camino de Santiago I just returned from a goal I have been working toward over the past 30 years, that of walking the ancient pilgrim path across the north of Spain known as the Camino de Santiago. Many have traveled what is now...
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