The Ripple Effect: Leadership Starts With Self-Awareness Imagine tossing a pebble into a still pond. The ripples spread outward in concentric circles, touching everything in their path.

Traveling waves appear as ripples spreading from a raindrop in a still pond, while standing waves occur when two people shake a skipping rope at both ends synchronously. This creates a pattern of ...

2. Gravity waves resemble the ripples created when you throw a pebble into a still pond, but they travel through the air, instead of water. Though mostly invisible, these waves play a major role ...

Experiencing trauma can often create a response similar to a pebble thrown into a still pond. The incident may seem small at first, but the ripples swell out and disrupt your sense of control and ...

If you throw a pebble into a pond, ripples spread out from where it went in. These ripples are waves travelling through the water. Like ocean waves, these ripples are transverse waves because the ...