Guy Kawasaki is one of my favorite business minds. I follow his blogs, watch his videos, read his books, and I often wonder what his wife is like. Guy has shared that his marriage weathered some rough storms (in his book Hindsights), and that there were lessons to be learned. The way he shares his experiences — whatever they are — is inspiring and enchanting. I wonder if his wife, Beth, is as enchanting as he is. What makes a person so enchanting that good things happen? As it turns out, enchantment doesn’t happen to someone… it happens because of someone. (more…)
Topic: ‘Book Reviews’
Wingspouse Strategy for Networking
November 16th, 2010 by Kathi the wingspouse
If you understand the concept of the six degrees of Kevin Bacon, you know where I’m going with this post. Six degrees is closer than you think and every bridge you build to get somewhere makes the travel time shorter for you and your executive spouse. As a wingspouse, you can build bridges but you better have some idea of where you’re planning to go. (more…)
Wingspouse Strategy for Problem Solving
November 9th, 2010 by Kathi the wingspouse
Problem-solving is an important leadership skill, so how can a spouse influence an executive’s ability to improve cognitive thinking? Well if you ask Dr. John Medina, a developmental molecular biologist and author of Brain Rules
My Experiment: Day 9 Finding Joy
May 22nd, 2010 by Kathi the wingspouse
Finding joy… isn’t that what we all want? Chapter 8 of Turn Your Face by Barbara Linney
