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Transparent Leadership Brene Brown’s work on vulnerability has been showing up frequently in the news and on social media. I…

Driven. “Relentlessly compelled by the need to accomplish a goal; very hard-working and ambitious.” Most of the leaders we work…

I recently came across yet another book about leadership, written by a former college president and an assigned reading from…

Restorative practices are those habitual activities we intentionally engage in for the purpose of recharging our energy. Not unlike rechargeable…

Whenever our family watches a superhero movie, inevitably we ask each other, “What would you want your superpower to be?”…

A podcast, an article, and a book: Finding inner inspiration out there In the recent weeks of quarantine living and…

It’s not easy being a leader today. It could be argued that it’s never easy to be a leader, but…

“Normal” is generally defined as usual, typical, or expected. It’s the general sense of routine and expectancy we’ve developed through…

During this time of working from home and dealing with challenges of connecting with your teams, co-workers, peers, and clients,…

I scheduled a doctor’s appointment today after a week of not feeling quite right, unsure as to whether it was…

As leaders, we’re tasked with having many different types of conversations - including praise, recognition, direction, and corrective action, to…

Along with the flu, colds, and the coronavirus, something else is going around: frustration. Business leaders are dealing with their…

We are an achievement-oriented society. In many cases, it’s how we measure success, growth, and overall status. It can propel…

While my children were home for the holidays, we had a few opportunities to discuss some pretty substantive issues -…

Time management is a constant requirement for just about anyone, and certainly for leaders and members of teams in high…

This is the time of year, as I’m sure many of you can relate, when I do some decluttering: closets,…