Wild + Brave Blog

  • DISC Personality Strengths

    DISC is both a strengths lens and a communication-style framework. It helps identify recurring patterns in how people move, decide, process information, relate to others, and prefer to receive communication. In the Wild + Brave framing, the four patterns are treated as strengths rather than fixed personality boxes. People may use all four, show blends,…

  • What is Qigong?

    What Is Qigong? Gentle Movement, Breathing, and How It Compares to Tai Chi Qigong is a Chinese mind–body practice that brings posture, breathing, and focused attention together to support health and well-being. Pronounced roughly “chee-gong,” it includes gentle movement practices as well as quieter forms of meditation. You may also see it written as qi…

  • Tactical Praise

    Here’s a Research Snack on something we call Tactical Praise. Most of the research that grabbed us on this topic came through Shawn Achor. If you want to read about it, or listen to his entertaining presentation, check out his book Big Potential. In it he explores what happens when we use praise on purpose…

  • Become Time Rich

    Time Rich or Time Poor? I’ve been thinking about time wealth a lot lately. Some thinkers who talk about escaping time poverty seem to do so with an undeniable flavor of privilege. They leave us thinking we have to achieve a certain level of affluence and power so we can make choices that protect our…

  • Make it Easier to Do Your Work

    Make it Easier to Do Your Work (LIVE Replay) Join Coach ‪@MorganHendrix‬ LIVE to learn how to identify and escape the chaos that can arise when planning is interrupted by doing. We’ll also leverage our brain’s “central executive” to help us prioritize and organize our workload. We’ll use some practical techniques to make doing –…

  • Spotlight on Judgment

        💡 Definition of the Character Strength of Judgment: ”Thinking things through and examining them from all sides; not jumping to conclusions; being able to change one’s mind in light of evidence; weighing all evidence fairly.” (From the VIA Institute on Character)