by NLPEACEBUILDINGINC | Jan 31, 2026 | Peace Notes
Before 2019, work — while imperfect — rested on relatively stable assumptions. Where we worked, how we worked, and what was expected of us followed patterns that had been reinforced for decades. Organizations optimized around presence. People organized their lives...
by NLPEACEBUILDINGINC | Jan 1, 2026 | Peace Notes
January has always been a month of sorting and sifting. People look for clarity. Organizations look for stability. Both want to feel that the year ahead will be steadier than the one behind. Over the last several years, workplaces have carried a particular kind of...
by NLPEACEBUILDINGINC | Dec 1, 2025 | Peace Notes
The Quiet Reversal of Post-COVID Leadership After five years of experiments in hybrid and remote work, many organizations are back where they started—commuting, counting hours, and searching for connection. The conversation has shifted from where we work...
by NLPEACEBUILDINGINC | Nov 28, 2025 | Peace Notes
Inaugural Edition – November 2025 What We Mean When We Say ‘Peace” In the twelfth century, England adopted the word peace from the Old French pais and the Latin pax—both meaning agreement, compact, or treaty. It entered English at a moment when the...
