Liminal: The Space Between What Was and What’s Next
The word “liminal” originates from the Latin word limen, meaning “threshold.” It describes the in-between state—when you’re not where you started but not yet where
The word “liminal” originates from the Latin word limen, meaning “threshold.” It describes the in-between state—when you’re not where you started but not yet where
When everything else is stripped away – choice remains. Whatever stimulus acts upon you such that your feelings become the driver of your response, the space between is invaluable.
When I was a younger human, I found much in my small world that made me angry, and there were times when I allowed that
As the vibrant essence of spring unfolds, its presence is undeniable. Flourishing flowers, budding trees, and a fine dust of pollen paint the landscape in
The multifamily industry is a relationship business – dedicated team members, the residents we serve, the business partners we cherish, and the owners and investors
Ran across a great post over at Brains on Fire recently that spoke to the necessity of companies being human. It’s well beyond the time
A regional manager who never speaks to the property manager first. She walks the parking lot, the mailroom, and the laundry room before she says
Supported by The Daily Collective: There’s a sliver of space between stimulus and response that separates amateurs from artists. Viktor Frankl wrote, “Between stimulus and
In March 2011, I wrote about changing up the way you think about prospects and residents. “Prospects and residents are human beings and or people
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