3 leadership lies that are critical to unlearn
We are in the midst of a great resignation and she-session. Women have exited the workforce in record numbers. Most of the working population is either leaving
We are in the midst of a great resignation and she-session. Women have exited the workforce in record numbers. Most of the working population is either leaving
Many years ago, I was a young teen struggling through my mother’s cancer treatment and recovery. Outspoken, direct, and opinionated, my parents had more than one
Mentoring is a wonderful way to give back – sharing our knowledge with others – as well as opening us to new ways of thinking. And
Leadership is something we can all practice every day. We can lead ourselves from within, embracing vulnerability with ourselves and others, being truthful in our interactions,
When we start on any new endeavor, there’s a lot to learn. Faces, names, norms…and don’t forget the ever-present acronyms! It may be tempting, while we’re
“How are you doing?” It seems like such a simple question. Yet now, in this time, it is anything but. We are into year 3 of
My favorite bird is the flamingo. It is unusual. The flamingo’s color shouldn’t exist in nature and it has knobby knees. Yet it is proud and
For over 100 years, since the start of the industrial age, there has been a focus on deep specialization. For thousands of years before that, there
A friend recently asked me “If you coach, why aren’t you using your coaching skills with your son?” Face palm moment for sure. The kiddo
Last fall, I was texting my long-time mentor and friend. The chairwoman I reference in so many of my articles. During our conversation, she was doubting