Kerri Christopher

Knowing How You Respond to Conflict: Rhino vs. Hedgehog

When a difficult situation arises, what’s your default mode of approach? Are you willing to charge into the conflict, head-first? Or do you just want

How To Have a Productive Meeting

There are two kinds of people in the world: those who lead meetings, and those who dread them. Maybe that’s a stretch, but the truth

7 Signs That You’ve Found (or Are) a Good Listener

When is the last time you felt listened to? Truly heard – confident that the other person wanted to understand what you were trying to

Acknowledge What You Are

(Learn to Discern, Principle #12) “God has a plan for your life!” How many times have you heard this proclaimed? At church, on retreat, by

7 Simple Ways to Have More Peace

In our world of constant political tweets and nagging notifications, peace can feel elusive. The low-grade static of social comparison and personal dissatisfaction hums irritatingly

Get Out of Your Own Head With Some Self-Reflection

Socrates is famous for saying that “the unexamined life is not worth living.” But how many of us take time to really examine our lives?

If You Want A Better Life, Start By Taking A Nap

Do you know anyone who isn’t tired? I can’t think of one person I know who is really happy with the amount of sleep they

Want To Be More Creative? Do the Same Thing Every Day

Steve Jobs may be most famous for his creative endeavours in founding and growing Apple, but he’s become slightly iconic in the fashion world, too

Are You a Conscious Consumer?

As a child, I was given a series of videos that followed the life of a boy as he struggles to grow up and embrace

Fear Is a False Friend

(Learn to Discern, Principle #11) An American friend of mine once found herself engaged in a conversation about family pastimes in Italian. “My mother gardens,”