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Chris Comeaux

The Window of Perception: Seeing the World Through Our Own Lens

I can remember years ago reading an early newsletter put out by Stephen Covey and in an article, he had the following picture of a person with a window strapped to their forehead:

TCNtalks: Concise Wisdom

We are excited to announce that our podcast, TCNtalks, recently reached over 5,000 downloads! With...

The Space Between Stimulus and Response

As a working parent with young children, I know firsthand how challenging it can be to balance the...

Mastering the Art of Re-Entry: The Key to a Less-Stressful Return from Vacation

Do you have any vacations planned this summer?  Summer is here and so I truly hope you do.  Stephen...

The Knowing Mode Vs. The Learning Mode

If you were able to observe yourself, do you know what your question-to-statement ratio is on a...

The Tone at the Top

Recently, TCN hosted our quarterly Visioneering Council meeting.  Justin Vajko, of Dialog, was the...

Mentors

Happy Valentine’s Day! I thought this was a good post to revisit because A) I am still asked about...

To Play or Not to Play A Role

One of Shakespeare’s most infamous lines is, “All the world’s a stage.”   Many may read his flair for...

One Word

“Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans.” Proverbs 16:3

The Rhythms of Life and Work Life Blend

I wanted to revisit the idea of work life blend and reshare a couple of ways that I believe we can...