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Laying A Foundation Of Self-Care To Avoid Burnout

Laying A Foundation Of Self-Care To Avoid Burnout

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), stress is “a state of worry or mental tension caused by a difficult situation. Stress is a natural human response that prompts us to address challenges and threats in our lives.” Unfortunately, stress is all too common...

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What Athletes Can Teach Executives About Self-Examination

What Athletes Can Teach Executives About Self-Examination

At the highest levels of sports, coaches and players put a lot of effort into their game, both on and off the field. In fact, some of the most important work they do is studying themselves and their past performance. Under the guidance of their trainers, athletes...

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Increasing Employee Engagement By Risking Compassion

Increasing Employee Engagement By Risking Compassion

With the rise of disengagement in the workforce, leaders are asking themselves: “What can I do to increase engagement in my team?” The answer is not a simple one, but one of the first steps is to treat employees as people – not as numbers. One of the clients I work...

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Engendering Trust As A New Leader

Engendering Trust As A New Leader

You’ve made it. You have been awarded a promotion or landed your dream job in a new company. Now you are in a position to lead and do remarkable things. The pride and excitement of beginning a new chapter in our careers can be invigorating and bring out our best work....

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The Pareto Principle At Work

The Pareto Principle At Work

One of the hallmarks of a successful leader is the ability for big-picture thinking and analysis. In my sessions with executive clients, we are constantly analyzing time management, communication skills and areas of growth. The Pareto Principle is a concept we often...

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Introverts Navigating Office Politics

Introverts Navigating Office Politics

Back in 2020, Nielsen ratings demonstrated that The Office was by far the most streamed TV show on major platforms. Like most of America, I delighted and cringed through episodes of this comedy phenomenon and indulge in reruns from now and then. This show became an...

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A 3-Step Process to Prioritize Wisely

A 3-Step Process to Prioritize Wisely

Burnout has been a major topic of discussion in the business world recently. It’s become a major problem for companies because good people are leaving teams in search of a more sustainable working environment. While there are plenty of factors that need to be...

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Using Data To Make The Case For Learning And Development

Using Data To Make The Case For Learning And Development

Are you a leader invested in the professional development of your team? (Good. Keep reading.) Unfortunately, convincing the budget-makers to allot money toward upskilling can be challenging. But you can use data as a powerful tool to support your case. Money Talks And...

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