Many American Indian tribes use the talking stick as a means of just and impartial hearing. Whomever holds the stick has the right to speak from the heart, uninterrupted and without fear of reprisal. When the speaker is finished, the stick is passed to the next person who wishes to speak. NEBO's quarterly newsletter, TALKING STICK, gives you the opportunity to hear our thoughts and insights about leadership and life. The newsletter offers useful tips, practical tactics, and a variety of resources to help you bring your vision to life. TALKING STICK features a special column for readers to share their thoughts and ideas -- a way for us to pass the stick to you.
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Many American Indian tribes use the talking stick as a means of just and impartial hearing. Whomever holds the stick has the right to speak from the heart, uninterrupted and without fear of reprisal. When the speaker is finished, the stick is passed to the next person who wishes to speak.