As you spend weeks, months, and even years working side by side with an amazing team, you develop relationships. And that’s good right?! You want those office besties to help you through the projects, problems, and venting sessions. You want to do the same for them. According to Gallup, the global analytics and advice firm, […]
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I’ve learned enough in my years to know that I can never judge a book by its cover. I sat across from Jared. He was well dressed, articulate, and had titles from prior positions that many would be envious of. You would expect him to be the full package, accomplished, confident, and, of course, a
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I couldn’t believe how much she disregarded her sister’s perspective. The two of them were in business together and I just assumed that if you chose a business partner that you’d known since birth you’d have more respect for each other by now. It was hard to watch. Every idea that Erica brought to Brittney
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Recently while working with a group of leaders one of them got really vulnerable and said, ‘What if I just can’t lead that way?’ He was referring to a complete 180 in his leadership style. I think most of us leaders have had some moment like this. A moment where we thought, I am not
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You’ll get all sorts of advice before you start your first supervisor role. People will encourage you to know your leadership style, understand your strengths and weaknesses as a leader. I will encourage you to do that too. Infact, if you don’t yet know your leadership strengths, check out Strengths Based Leadership from Gallup. This
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You might consider the cost of success. There are many times that we hold ourselves back simply because the thought of that cost is enough to scare us away. Success might cost you too much pressure. It might have you working too many hours. Successfully making it to a new level might introduce new problems
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If you’ve ever tried to teach someone something, you know it takes way more effort than to just tell them what to do or how to do it. Even something as simple as tying your shoe. You could tell someone how to tie their shoe in a matter of seconds, but teaching, that could take
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What’s one small improvement you can make in your life? That sounds pretty big right? Well, I promise you it’s not. Making a bigger impact relies on cultivating more influence with others. You can make a bigger impact in your community by influencing people to vote in referendums providing funding to schools. This gives life
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So many people want to drive change but hold back, feeling helpless, because they aren’t responsible for decisions in the group. You can tailor your efforts to impact the decisions and direction of group regardless of your position within it. Today I’m sharing the psychological tips to drive the changes you want to see when
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Have you ever felt like that one coworker of yours is just trying to make life hard? They don’t respond to your emails. They don’t get their share of the work done on time. When it’s all hands-on deck they somehow seem to have other things to do. While you’re trying to come up with
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