Lost In Transition: The Effects of Cultural Debt Accrual On the Workplace
An examination of AI, workplace trust, and the cultural assumptions that organizations carry into periods of rapid transition. Original edition ↗
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Lost In Transition: The Effects of Cultural Debt Accrual On the Workplace
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Teaching in the Klan’s Heartland: What Happens When Educators Tell the Truth
A three-year culture-pulse case study examining school culture, historical context, and equity-centered professional learning in the Midwest. Original edition ↗
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Origins of Love, Truth & Justice: African-Centered Cultural Neuroscience and Unlearning the Effects of Eurocentric Utamawazo
A personal and cultural inquiry into inherited worldviews, family histories, self-acceptance, and the frameworks through which people understand one another. Original edition ↗
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Unlocking Intergenerational Connection: Proven Strategies for Building Trust and Self-Acceptance in Education in the Age of Addictions
A reflection on psychological safety, self-acceptance, and the relationships that allow people to learn across generations and roles. Original edition ↗
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Between ‘Me’ and ‘We’: What Cultural Psychology Teaches Us About Identity
An exploration of identity as an ongoing negotiation between personal agency, cultural expectations, and the communities to which people belong. Original edition ↗
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The 3-Minute Brain Hack That Finally Closed My Knowing-Doing Gap (Neuroscience Explains Why You're Not Lazy)
The inaugural edition introduces a three-minute pause, attention to internal sensations, and reflection on the gap between intentions and action. Original edition ↗
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