Alejo Insights
Changing the Temperature
“Sometimes stillness is the hardest part” Caught in the middle of attempting Warrior 3 this morning in my grand return to yoga after several years off (due to life with two littles), the teacher's...
Three Layers of Listening
I don’t think anyone would describe me as a bad listener. I make my living teaching communication, and I’m generally a pretty polite, if not sincerely curious person. So it might surprise you to...
Corporate Malfeasance
At a recent networking lunch, I was sharing my complicated feelings about the rise of A.I. and a somewhat smugattendee chirped: “At this point, NOT using A.I. is basically corporate malfeasance.”...
Arranging Deck Chairs
In every room I’m facilitating, I move the chairs around. Sometimes it’s minor, just a rounding of the edges. Other times it’s a face-lift — removing podiums, collapsing tables, etc. Early on in my...
What I Learned in the Wild
Hi y’all. Happy New Year. I’m reflecting this year on how often we ask our clients to venture forth into the unknown, to trust themselves in the face of uncertainty — yet how much easier that is to...
Interactive Drama
Interactive drama erases “the fourth wall” that separates actors from the audience. Instead of simply “seeing” a performance, you step into the story and become part of it.Every reaction or decision...
Speak to Connect
Just kicked off our year-long “Speak To Connect” program with the global public relations firm, Golin. Over 100 participants showed up for their annual staff retreat in Dallas, ready to share, learn...
Critical Conversations
This week, Alejo launched the inaugural Critical Conversations program at Nicklaus Children's Hospital. Our team gathered with 20 leaders from across the system to work on their most consequential...