Sharon DeMattia found herself stuck in a life of external achievement, but lacking purpose. She observed the trends of disconnection—depression, anxiety, school shootings, suicide, war, and decided to act towards a different definition of success.

There’s a lot of talk about mindset these days. We all know that being around hungry, driven people inspires us to improve. But what almost no one understands about mindset is that it’s hard to change in isolation.

Police officers place themselves in harm’s way daily, have a duty to serve, and confront the difficult position of being with people often in their worst moments. How that police officer shows up on the scene can make all the difference in the outcome.

A small percentage of the world’s population actually wants to go to work on Monday morning. Something has gone terribly wrong in the corporate world and how the workforce is led today.

At a fundamental level, people across the world over crave connection to others and to a meaning and sphere larger than themselves often manifested in their spirituality.

Individuals and leaders in organizations are well-served when they embrace curious life-long learning, both in their work and their own self-awareness.

Meaning and purpose are serious words in today’s juxtaposed world of technology, artificial intelligence, and robotics.

At a time when people crave meaning and purpose across their lives, companies have a real opportunity to make the difference and impact that truly sets them apart as employers and providers of goods and services.

Cheryl Polote-Williamson is on a tear to empower women across the globe to embrace their own leader and entrepreneur from within and unleash themselves powerfully into the world.

At a time when we are constantly bombarded with messages that the world has innumerable problems, from disease to hunger to terrorism, here stands a counter voice.