Not yet a Black Belt, but already a Ninja: Horticulturalist Bill Anhalt
Although he’s not a Black Belt yet, Bill Anhalt is already an innovating ninja. Bill is a City and County of Denver Horticulturalist for the Congress Park shop in the […]
Beyond Work: How Black Belt Helped My Family
By Emily Silverman Early last year, I completed my Black Belt training during one of the toughest times in my family’s- and especially my brother’s- life. I did not know, […]
Get Some Pull and Flow: How I got my team to be innovators in the workplace without formal training
By Lt. Rob Rock During the Peak Academy’s Black Belt training, several admonitions and suggestions were given concerning how to begin. I thought two were particularly cogent. The first was, […]
Three Feet Under
This is a photo I took of Lynn Fulton, while we worked on a 47-year-old sprinkler system on Denver’s Hale Parkway. Lynn is a maintenance tech for the City and County […]
Does it spark joy? If not, it may be time to say goodbye
A common complaint among, let’s say people of a certain age, is that they have too much stuff. I am not immune, I looked around my home recently and wondered, […]
The new kid on the Peak Block
Hi, I’m Christi, the newest member of the Peak Performance team. After having spent the last 13 years in the private sector in the energy industry, I have transitioned to […]
