by Rachel Watkins | Feb 22, 2022 | CTLF Blog, HEART-Level Leadership, Regenerative Organizations
Over the past year CTLF has been thoughtfully exploring regenerative principles and incorporating them into our community. This shift to a more regenerative business model culminated in Matt Stinchcomb’s address at the CEO Forum and complementary field guide from that...
by Rachel Watkins | Nov 30, 2021 | CTLF Blog, HEART-Level Leadership, Regenerative Organizations
Over the past year, CTLF has been thoughtfully exploring regenerative principles and incorporating them into the organization. Matt Stinchcomb’s address at the recent CEO Forum, along with the complementary Field Guide, are two shining examples of our commitment to...
by Carly Crosby | Nov 29, 2021 | CTLF Blog, Regenerative Organizations
During our careers, many of us have experienced a moment that goes a lot like this… It’s a cold late November morning, and you awake with a slight sense of dread anticipating your work day. Your team has been working so hard all year, but there have been several...
by Carly Crosby | Nov 29, 2021 | CTLF Blog, Regenerative Organizations
CTLF has utilized nRhythm’s Organizational Health Index (OHI) for the last several years to provide insight into the collective view of our organizational health, including the design, operations, and receptivity of the organization. It consists of 80 questions,...
by Carly Crosby | May 24, 2021 | CTLF Blog, Regenerative Organizations
Leveraging What is Working to Thrive and Come Alive in Every Area of Life When you think about what is currently working in your life, what comes to mind? Your schedule, the rhythms you share with your family, working on projects you love, your health, your...
by Carly Crosby | Mar 25, 2021 | CTLF Blog, Regenerative Organizations
In times of sorrow and tragedy as we experienced in the Boulder shooting this week, our interconnectedness becomes real. We are filled with empathy and feel the hurt and outrage as one, not as disconnected parts. This is being human. It is impossible to detach...
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