Quantum Leap University

12/26/2022

Wishing you all the joy of the season!

06/25/2021

It is with a heavy heart that I share the news that Sherry's beloved husband and my second father, George W. Buffington, passed away this morning. He will be dearly missed, but we know his spirit lives on as does the legacy he was able to create through many generous deeds. We will inturn his ashes and have a celebration of life in his hometown of Hockessin, DE on his birthday October 3, 2021.

George would ask that In lieu of flowers, you make a donation to your favorite cause in his memory or, if you don't have a favorite, that you consider making a donation to our nonprofit at teddysvillage.org.

05/12/2021

Asking our tribe to contribute in any way you can. 💙

Our daughter, Heather Hartvickson, lost her battle with Covid, and he… Katherine Hartvickson needs your support for Raising a Young Child After Mother's Death

06/19/2020

Never underestimate your worth. ❤️

04/03/2020

Hi Quantum Leap Family! We are thinking of you and hope you are well. I posted this on the CORE page and thought you might like to share with your clients:

In these troubled times we are all worrying about many of the same things, but different personalities will cope differently.

Commanders (get it done people) are often on the front lines taking action...but if circumstances are preventing that, they will feel anxious and may appear agitated or impatient. Ask if you can help them get something done. Be patient with their impatience...they don't intend it to be personal.

Organizers (get it right people) are likely very content to work from home, but may feel overwhelmed by the chaos if they are "essential workers" or if they live in a household of extroverts. They are likely to isolate. Ask if you can help them bring order. Give them space.

Relaters (get along people) worry about people and whether they will be ok. They feel deep anxiety that they can't protect or provide for loved ones. They are likely to withdraw. They have a hard time accepting help, so rather than ask, just connect. Let them know you care and you see how much they care.

Entertainers (get connected people) are most likely to look like the extrovert in the cartoon. Social distancing is their worst nightmare. They need interaction and variety. Reach out to them in whatever means you can while remaining safe. Help lighten the mood with laughter and light conversation. Give them something fun to look forward to.

These are, of course, very general guidelines. Ask the people in your life how they are feeling and what they feel most anxious about in these trying times. Ask what they need. Share how you are feeling and tell them what you need.

Give a little extra latitude for bad behavior. You don't have to just accept it... but try not to criticize it. Instead, say something like, "I know how stressful it is right now and we are all on edge. Is there something I can do to help you feel less anxious/frustrated/fearful/etc?"

Be safe...be well...be kind...be yourself. ❤️

03/26/2020

The news of Royce's passing is a sad reminder, especially in these unprecedented times, just how precious, and precarious, life is.

Be safe...take care of yourself...reach out to those you love as best you can while social distancing has us feeling isolated...and know that we are here for you too. ❤️

03/26/2020

It is with a heavy heart that Sherry and I share the sad news that our dear friend and fellow QLU practitioner, Royce Herndon, has passed away. We are so grateful that we had the opportunity to share time with him in Colorado Springs during the last RAMP training in July 2019. He left an indelible impression in our hearts. He will be missed and remembered.

02/16/2020

Quick Announcement: Due to a scheduling conflict we must change the dates for the conference. Please wait to make your travel arrangements until we confirm the new dates. We are looking at June 18-21, but awaiting confirmation from location. We will confirm soon and hope you can join!

02/14/2020

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12/25/2019

Sending love and gratitude to our amazing tribe. We are blessed to be on this journey with you and can't wait to see what 2020 has in store for all of us!