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Feeling swamped, feeling overwhelmed, or simply feeling like last minute rushes are the cornerstone of our lives are anxieties so common, that our modern age coined a catch-all term to describe the manic feeling of facing shrinking deadlines: burnout. Whether you are a seasoned team leader, a new team member, a student, a working professional, […]
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Title: Effective Time Management for High Pressure Projects: 5 Key Strategies Description: Master time management in high-pressure projects with these 5 key strategies. Discover practical tips to enhance productivity and meet deadlines. Read more! How do you decide which tasks to prioritize? Do you try to knock out the most urgent tasks quickly? Do you […]
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Feedback remains one of the most important tools that leaders have access to that can drive growth, inspire progress, and improve performance across the board. I firmly believe that feedback can be a stabilizing force in the workplace, and criticism is a key part of instituting much needed change. But only when feedback is given […]
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Everyone faces some kind of criticism, and it is simply a part of life that we manage and respond to as we continue on our journey. In the workplace, feedback is essential to building a successful, engaged, and efficient team — according to Harvard Business Review, over 92% of 899 surveyed employees agreed that regular […]
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When done correctly, constructive feedback is a valuable tool that leaders have in their quest to foster growth, both on an individual and company-wide level. Approaching feedback sessions with the goal of building stronger teams can skyrocket employee engagement, performance, and help all individuals align with your company’s goals. The issue is that many leaders […]
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It seems like our society is almost designed around the concept of “now.” We want the newest smartphone now, on its first day on the market. We want to binge watch a TV show now, instead of working on our projects. We want to eat that high-calorie treat now, instead of waiting for after dinner. […]
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Trust is one of the trickiest concepts for leaders to gain a firm grasp on, and it definitely shows; for decades, industry leaders have either propelled themselves to greater success or fallen flat largely based on their understanding and mastery of trust. And after decades of working with leaders myself, I’ve come to see trust […]
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How do you know if you’re doing a good job? The vast majority of leaders may simply say, “Well, my numbers are up, employee retention is good, we should stay the course.” And while this isn’t necessarily a bad perspective to have, if we only rely on things like numbers and our vague sense of […]
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Defining the Basics Dialogue is a conversation that involves hearing viewpoints, understanding differences, and finding larger patterns without judgment. Discussion is an exchange of ideas or opinions on a particular issue, especially a political or religious issue, with a view to reaching an amicable agreement or settlement. The word “dialogue” originates from Greek words “dia” […]
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When I mention the word “pride,” I’m met with a good deal of mixed responses. One side of the fence thinking of pride as a positive emotion to have, while others associate pride with hubris, or an unwarranted (perhaps inflated) sense of satisfaction that clouds judgment. For most people, we’re used to being told to […]
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“Have enough courage to trust love one more time, and always one more time.” – Maya Angelou When I think about this quote, I’m always left with a sense of courage, and an appreciation for just how daunting trusting others can truly be. One of the scariest but more rewarding actions we can take as […]
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In the diverse and dynamic workplace of today, the importance of developing a culture based in inclusivity, equitability, and empathic support is now more important than ever before. I’ve written many blogs discussing these concepts individually, and for a good reason — they’re important, and their importance cannot be reduced down to anything less than […]
