• How to handle difficult conversations?

    Aug 11, 2023

      In all social groups, there will inevitably be challenging conversations that need to be addressed. Why does this happen? Simply because we are human beings. Whether it’s within a family, a group of friends, or at work, it’s always uncomfortable and tough topics are often avoided.   However, dealing with difficult conversations within a […]

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  • Diane Garza Featured on CNN en Español talks Leadership

    Diane Garza Leadership on CNN
    Aug 13, 2015

    I was so honored to be invited to CNN en Español’s show, “Realidades en Contexto,” hosted by Mercedes Soler on Friday, July 31st as their “Woman of the Week”. I had the opportunity talk about the leadership programs I develop and implement at Georgetown University and discuss overall issues in leadership. (Since the interview is in […]

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  • Catch me on TV!

    Jul 29, 2015

    I am excited to share that I will be interviewed this Friday, July 31st on CNN en Español’s show, “Realidades en Contexto” hosted by Mercedes Soler. I will be featured as their “Mujer de la Semana” (Woman of the Week) and I am delighted to share some of the programs and projects I am working […]

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  • Inspiring Catalyst: Megan Sullivan, 7 Wonders of the World in 13 Days

    Inspiring Catalyst: Megan Sullivan, 7 Wonders of the World in 13 Days | icatalyze.org
    Jun 10, 2015

    I am deeply inspired by this video by Megan Sullivan, a producer from San Francisco, who was hit by a car, fell 50-feet off a cliff, and was diagnosed with skin cancer, all in the same month last November. Although this would have been a devastating blow for anyone, Megan turned it into a life-changing opportunity. […]

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  • Inspiring Catalyst: Caroline Casey, Advocate for People with Disabilities

    May 14, 2015

    I came across this powerful TED talk from Caroline Casey who shares an inspiring personal story and how it has led her to become a crusader for people with special needs. She urges us to look beyond our limits in order to find out what we are truly capable of doing. How many times have you faced a […]

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  • Spread some Love Today: Random Tweets of Kindness #RTOK

    Mar 11, 2015

    I’ve mentioned before the importance of reaching out and letting people we know how much they mean to us. Showing our gratitude has a double impact because it makes the receiver feel happy and also strengthens our relationship with that person. Is there anyone out there that has helped you out personally or professionally, or […]

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  • Deepening Relationships through Letter-Writing

    Jan 11, 2015

    We all have special people in our lives, from friends and family, to co-workers and team mates. But how often do we let them know how much they mean to us? I am true believer that whatever we put out into the world is what we will receive, and so I want to make sure […]

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  • Young Women Looking Toward the Future

    Jul 14, 2014

    I had the privilege of meeting a delightful group of young ladies visiting from Mexico. They are part of the Leaders Now International network and have completed a year’s worth of leadership development courses, workshops and service activities to develop their own skills and interests. I had the opportunity to give them a talk and share some […]

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  • Mandela Day: You can Take Action

    Jul 18, 2013

    Today is Nelson Mandela International Day commemorating the birthday (July 18) of the African leader, and promoting a call to action: “Mr. Mandela gave 67 years of his life fighting for the rights of humanity. All we are asking is that everyone gives 67 minutes of their time, whether it’s supporting your chosen charity or serving […]

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  • Everyone is Worthy of a Biography

    Jul 12, 2013

    In college, I took a course on 18th century English literature that focused on works by Samuel Johnson, and I was profoundly struck by an essay he wrote about biographies, which I keep in mind to this day. Johnson writes: “I have often thought that there has rarely passed a life of which a judicious […]

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