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February 6, 2025
If 2024 left you feeling stretched thin or caught in reactive cycles, you’re not alone. The good news? 2025 offers a chance to reset your leadership approach, refocus your priorities, and recharge your energy to lead with renewed purpose. The reality is, leadership today isn’t about working harder or faster. It’s about working smarter. It’s
January 7, 2025
We’re in the middle of an extraordinary workplace evolution—redefining what it means to “show up” at work. With the rise of hybrid and remote teams, we’ve leveled the playing field in some ways, fostering inclusivity and authenticity. But as much as I celebrate these gains, I also feel like we’ve lost something vital along the
November 11, 2024
Preventive Conflict Management for Leaders My last post focused on specific strategies to resolve workplace conflict. But, let’s be honest. Most of us don’t relish the idea of managing conflict, whether that occurs at work or in our personal lives. We already have enough stress, don’t we? That’s why I want to follow up with
September 16, 2024
If you’ve been married or had a significant other for any length of time, you probably know a thing or two about conflict resolution. One person asks, “What’s wrong?” The other abruptly replies, “Nothing” or “I’m fine.” Based on the tone of voice, everything is clearly…ahem…not fine. That common exchange signals some brewing conflict without
August 22, 2024
Some people say leadership is like a daily juggling act. They’re not wrong. Have you ever found yourself buried under a pile of new initiatives from your boss, even though you’ve meticulously planned your priorities for the quarter? Or perhaps you’ve struggled to balance your personal tasks with the needs of your team, feeling like
July 31, 2024
In my years as a corporate leader, there seemed to be an emphasis on simply cascading business objectives. Not sharing the rationale or purpose behind them. Not describing the big picture. It was cut and dried. Hit this metric, meet this goal, mark it off the list. Over time, organizations discovered that approach might have
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