By Peer Momentum on
11/16/2008 9:48 PM
 Who would have known that the 8th San Francisco Bay Area Peer Momentum networking event would have been about celebrating life and leadership on a rooftop? In this post find a link to the amazing commentary video of Dr Jill Bolte Taylor who is a Neuroanatomist that had an opportunity few brain scientists would wish for: One morning, she realized she was having a massive stroke...
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By Fabrice Caporal on
11/13/2008 6:55 PM
How Many Trees Per Person? It's a cool question, and easy to calculate... Thoughts triggered by this piece I heard this morning on NPR Morning edition. Listen to this very well done and fun piece...
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By Lori Kirstein on
3/17/2008 2:47 PM
The paradox of what, you ask? Well, how about the paradox of feeling both “powerful” and “kind”; of having both “patience” and a “fire in your belly”? Mis-matching concepts in our understanding that makes us sit back and say, “Huh?” Mis-matching concepts that hinder our desire to move forward in our lives.
We are growing, yearning, efforting human beings, so sometimes we fall down. Fortunately, we have the ability to get back up again! There are occasions, though, when it takes us longer than other times to climb back onto that horse and keep going.
Why?
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By Peer Momentum on
6/14/2007 9:57 AM
We are very excited with the new look of the site. We believe that the changes will be more conducive to efficient information exchange. We are still working hard on improving your experience. Be ready for more changes in the coming weeks. You may have noticed that information has been shuffled around a bit. All the blogs were merged into one. Past events information is now accessible under the Peer Momentum Events and Claudia's thoughts and reflection will be shared on the General Forum. Feel free to comment on these changes here.
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By Peer Momentum on
4/14/2007 9:57 AM
We are please to announce that you can now meet all the speakers that graciously shared their knowledge with us at a Peer Momentum.com event or teleseminars. You can find the speaker profiles under the resource tab. If you are a featured speaker and want to update your profile, please send us an email with the desired changes.
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By Peer Momentum on
3/14/2007 9:57 AM
Under resources you can find a place where to submit articles.
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By Peer Momentum on
2/14/2007 9:57 AM
Welcome to the PeerMomentum.com website! How do you like the site new look? Please feel free to provide us feedback by email or using the feed back form here.
What's new? You now have access to participate in the website's content. This feature will now give you access to share, comment and request resources or information with your peers. For now the main area of contribution will be the forums. Log on or register to the site and to take advantage of these features. When registering you will be prompted for information. Please be thorough in answering as this is an important step to help us build a...
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By Peer Momentum on
2/7/2007 9:57 AM
We are back! Last week has been a roller coaster ride. Great speakers like Less Brown showed us how emotion is king on stage. They took us from laughter to tears in a matter of seconds. The greatest part of the event has been to meet so many new people. Over 95 new persons have expressed their desire to join the support group. We have officially started to accept members outside of the San Francisco Bay area. We have now members from Hawaii, Canada, Holland, England, and all over the states. Please join us in welcoming our new peers.
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By Peer Momentum on
2/1/2007 9:57 AM
Claudia and Fabrice are on their way to Train the Trainer II
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By Peer Momentum on
1/22/2007 9:57 AM
PeerMomentum.com is thrilled to announce that membership has reached 150 enthusiastic, forward-thinking individuals dedicated to a journey of personal development! Registering as a member is the ONLY WAY to receive invitations to the priceless live events hosted by PeerMomentum.com as well as other important communications! Spread the word – make sure your peers have completed this important step.
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