I write as K. Joseph on Medium. My writing is a mix of dreams, memories, experiences, and ideas, like the ever-changing patterns of a kaleidoscope.

My Audible.com Review) In ‘Her Good Side,’ Rebekah Weatherspoon delivers another compelling story transcending age boundaries. Although marketed as a young adult novel, readers of all ages will undoubtedly find themselves captivated by the lives of Bethany and Jacob. Weatherspoon’s adept characterization, ability to portray the intricacies of teenage life, and skillful storytelling make this novel must-read. ‘Her Good Side’ offers an enjoyable reading experience and encourages reflection and empathy, leaving a lasting impression on readers. I highly recommend this book to fans of Weatherspoon’s previous works and anyone seeking a touching and authentic portrayal of teenage life

In a world where complacency can hinder progress, perspective swaps offer a powerful tool to drive organizational change. Whether applied vertically, laterally, or at the project level, perspective swaps foster empathy, understanding, and innovation. By stepping into someone else’s role and experiencing their challenges firsthand, individuals can truly connect with the human aspects of change. The concept of perspective swaps in Rebecca Hinds’ article is akin to “walking a mile in someone else’s shoes.”

Change Readiness Assessments are a must on my projects where we expect humans to change their behavior or work to be successful. I conduct a baseline early in the project lifecycle. From those results, we develop a strategy.

My old chicken recipe story was skyrocketing in views, shooting up faster than a Freudian phallic symbol.

How Words With Friends leads a bounty hunter to a criminal. This game with Catchpole is no longer fun for Redsmith. The play: Captured, Predator, Resonant, Undone.

Personal 📝 journal entries 📆 from a week in June.

In 2003, I witnessed a mother yelling profanities at her children in Kroger. Despite feeling sorry for the kids, I chose not to intervene and instead offered thoughts and prayers, contemplating whether it would be worse for them to be abused by their parent or the foster system, ultimately unsure of their fate.

What to do? What to do?