“Now, don’t wallow!” By Lisa Seppala, True North Implementation At one point in my career, a senior executive didn’t want me to mentally revisit an action I had taken that hadn’t produced the desired results. Her comment was, “Now, don’t wallow!” The term ‘wallowing’ came to mind this past weekend after realizing I had disappointed…
A legacy of courage, kindness and generosity by Lisa Seppala, True North Implementation Someone who meant a great deal to me passed away recently. He almost made it to his 101st birthday. He had accomplished important and meaningful things in his life and made significant sacrifices for and contributions to the world, society, and his community.…
Easily understood, complete and accessible procedures – is it possible? By Lisa Seppala, True North Implementation I accomplished something of which I’m incredibly proud. I replaced the battery in my 400cc motor scooter! Unlike many, I’m not mechanically gifted. Regular servicing at the dealership is my preference. That said, until the engine came to life,…
Winter Solstice – A Time of Reflection (for me) by Lisa Seppala, True North Implementation I wanted to write about the beauty of the season, share my joy of this favourite (for me) time of year, and share some tips about not becoming overwhelmed with overflowing calendars, obligations, etc. But really, who am I to…
Being inclusive: a cornerstone to psychological health and safety By Lisa Seppala, True North Implementation Last week, Dave*, a school friend from adolescence, did a wonderful thing for me and several others. He made a video (faded and grainy, with jerky movements) featuring a variety of vignettes from back in the day. Surprisingly, I appeared…